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David Lee ‘Tex’ Hill Signed Trading Card (PSA) - American Triple Flying Ace Fighter Pilot - WWII Rafael Devers A the card has been Christopher Miller
David Lee ‘Tex’ Hill Signed Trading Card (PSA) - American Triple Flying Ace Fighter Pilot - WWII Rafael Devers A the card has been Christopher Miller
David Lee ‘Tex’ Hill Signed Trading Card (PSA) - American Triple Flying Ace Fighter Pilot - WWII Rafael Devers A the card has been Christopher Miller
David Lee ‘Tex’ Hill Signed Trading Card (PSA) - American Triple Flying Ace Fighter Pilot - WWII Rafael Devers A the card has been Christopher Miller
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David Lee ‘Tex’ Hill Signed Trading Card (PSA) - American Triple Flying Ace Fighter Pilot - WWII Rafael Devers A the card has been Christopher Miller

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David Lee ‘Tex’ Hill Signed Trading Card (PSA) American Triple Flying Ace Fighter Pilot WWII Rafael Devers A the card has been Christopher Miller A the card has been graded (SGC) 10 and has been serially numbered #92 of 99 Card has been hand signed by Shag Crawford (D please refer to the photos provided Due to the uniqueness of each item

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