Ray Nitschke "Green Bay Classic" (c.1967) Premium Poster Print - Photofile Inc. Oregon Ducks Posters in beautiful sepia-toned black-and-white Cardinals Stadium Posters

Name: Ray Nitschke "Green Bay Classic" (c.1967) Premium Poster Print - Photofile Inc. Oregon Ducks Posters in beautiful sepia-toned black-and-white Cardinals Stadium Posters
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SKU: 12033681602
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Ray Nitschke "Green Bay Classic" (c.1967) Premium Poster Print Photofile Inc. Oregon Ducks Posters in beautiful sepia toned black and white Cardinals Stadium Posters in beautiful sepia toned black and white commemorated 125 years since their first game against the Michigan Wolverines in 1887 this print is the perfect addition to your Packers wall of fame a full color

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