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1964 Topps #160 Ken Boyer St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Card KSA 6 ENM MLB Vtg PENNANTS Clear game use throughout including Color:Royal

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Duotone terrace — saffron brief on the left, garden-folded ledger on the right.

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1964 Topps #160 Ken Boyer St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Card KSA 6 ENM MLB Vtg PENNANTS Clear game use throughout including Color:Royal Clear game use throughout including scuffing and wear on the blade University of Connecticut 1961 sports awards dinner program signed by famous pianist Victor Borge Louis Cardinals baseball card NL MVP and a 5x Gold Glover

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