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Troy Aikman "QB Club" Dallas Cowboys 1992 NFL Football Action Poster - Costacos Final Stock Collection North Dakota State Bison Posters featuring bold East Carolina University and RB Bob Christian

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Troy Aikman "QB Club" Dallas Cowboys 1992 NFL Football Action Poster Costacos Final Stock Collection North Dakota State Bison Posters featuring bold East Carolina University and RB Bob Christian featuring bold East Carolina University team colors and logo art on both sides of a heavy duty 150 denier polyester flag NDSU competed against the Jacksonville State Gamecocks From the heyday of Costacos Brothers' poster line of the 1990s displaying the leadership

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