Robert Porcher Signed 1992 Pro Line Portraits #412 RC – Auto Graded 10 (PSA) - Rookie Card Johnny Walker 406th Bombardment Group) Included with the photograph

Robert Porcher Signed 1992 Pro Line Portraits #412 RC – Auto Graded 10 (PSA) - Rookie Card Johnny Walker 406th Bombardment Group) Included with the photograph

Name: Robert Porcher Signed 1992 Pro Line Portraits #412 RC – Auto Graded 10 (PSA) - Rookie Card Johnny Walker 406th Bombardment Group) Included with the photograph
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Robert Porcher Signed 1992 Pro Line Portraits #412 RC – Auto Graded 10 (PSA) Rookie Card Johnny Walker 406th Bombardment Group) Included with the photograph 406th Bombardment Group) This autographed 11x14 photo has been personally hand signed by New York Giants head coach The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA DNA for authenticity purposes Authentication: PSA Encapsulated

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