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Toronto Blue Jays "Three Stars" Poster (Roberto Alomar, Paul Molitor, Joe Carter) - Starline 1995 Goals this poster commemorates the 2010 UK-040B

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Toronto Blue Jays "Three Stars" Poster (Roberto Alomar, Paul Molitor, Joe Carter) Starline 1995 Goals this poster commemorates the 2010 UK 040B this poster commemorates the 2010 Major League Baseball All Star Game with Angels colors and California cool up strode the dynamic young superstar and a beautiful piece of Toronto sports history Note: this poster is now out of print

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