Captain Frederick E. Dick Signed Index Card (PSA) - US Army Air Corps - WWII Fighter Ace West Virginia Mountaineers nicknamed "The Commerce Comet" or 007

Name: Captain Frederick E. Dick Signed Index Card (PSA) - US Army Air Corps - WWII Fighter Ace West Virginia Mountaineers nicknamed "The Commerce Comet" or 007
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Captain Frederick E. Dick Signed Index Card (PSA) - US Army Air Corps - WWII Fighter Ace West Virginia Mountaineers nicknamed

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Captain Frederick E. Dick Signed Index Card (PSA) US Army Air Corps WWII Fighter Ace West Virginia Mountaineers nicknamed "The Commerce Comet" or 007 nicknamed "The Commerce Comet" or "The Mick" Card has been hand signed by Michael Chavis (Greenville Drive) We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition Authentication: PSA Encapsulated

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