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Frank Thomas "Signature Series" Chicago White Sox Poster - Marketcom 1992 Photoramics By Photo File three batting championships this amazing officially licenced

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Frank Thomas "Signature Series" Chicago White Sox Poster Marketcom 1992 Photoramics By Photo File three batting championships this amazing officially licenced three batting championships and a rare opportunity for fans of international baseball to display their passion This spectacular poster features Hall of Fame legend "The Big Hurt" during his first full season in the majors (note the "New Comiskey Park Inaugural Season" patch on his right shoulder) this spectacular entry features the finest in sports photography from the Sports Illustrated staff

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