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1956 Johnny Cash Early Vintage Type 1 Studio Photo Sun Records Rare Picture LOA HISTORICAL Lee Wallard won the race BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS

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1956 Johnny Cash Early Vintage Type 1 Studio Photo Sun Records Rare Picture LOA HISTORICAL Lee Wallard won the race BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Lee Wallard won the race for his second and final Champ Car victory Put your own picture in bobblehead Overall pretty nice condition with some light surface creasing and also the image was traced for publication around the silhouette Combined shipping is available

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