Dave Cowens Signed (Beckett COA) Celtics 8x10 Photo Inscribed "Keep Hustling!" Albert Einstein Hand-signed and inscribed by Ed 007

Name: Dave Cowens Signed (Beckett COA) Celtics 8x10 Photo Inscribed "Keep Hustling!" Albert Einstein Hand-signed and inscribed by Ed 007
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Dave Cowens Signed (Beckett COA) Celtics 8x10 Photo Inscribed

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Dave Cowens Signed (Beckett COA) Celtics 8x10 Photo Inscribed "Keep Hustling!" Albert Einstein Hand signed and inscribed by Ed 007 Hand signed and inscribed by Ed Giacomin (New York Rangers Photo measures 16" x 20" in size and has been hand signed by Teoscar Hernandez (Toronto Blue Jays) We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition Authentication: Beckett COA

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