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1950 New York Yankees MLB Baseball Newsletter Prospect Mickey Mantle Mentioned POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS some light edge tearing throughout The Dogs of War

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1950 New York Yankees MLB Baseball Newsletter Prospect Mickey Mantle Mentioned POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS some light edge tearing throughout The Dogs of War some light edge tearing throughout as well as a few surface rips on the first page Kurt Warner wins Super Bowl MVP after an incredible game Incredible for one of Yankees first mention of prospect Mickey Mantle on the second page Very good condition with a folding crease from being mailed

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