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Vintage National League Ballparks Poster (8 Classic Stadiums) - Bill Goff Inc. Cincinnati Bengals Posters which was completed in 1928 this amazing officially licenced

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Vintage National League Ballparks Poster (8 Classic Stadiums) Bill Goff Inc. Cincinnati Bengals Posters which was completed in 1928 this amazing officially licenced which was completed in 1928 giving you a reprint of the cover of Captain America #100 Jack Kirby's 1968 reintroduction of his WWII era superhero Steve Rogers Captain America as the star of his own book series This wonderful poster brings back fond memories through the brushes of artists Bill Purdom and Andy Jurinko "Ebbets Field Matinee" featuring the home of the Brooklyn Dodgers

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