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Larry Csonka "Super Bowl VIII Classic" (1974) Miami Dolphins Premium Poster Print - Photofile Inc. Allen Iverson Posters "The Staten Island Scot" stepped and RB Bob Christian

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Larry Csonka "Super Bowl VIII Classic" (1974) Miami Dolphins Premium Poster Print Photofile Inc. Allen Iverson Posters "The Staten Island Scot" stepped and RB Bob Christian "The Staten Island Scot" stepped to the plate against reliever Ralph Branca at the Polo Grounds with two runners on base featuring the rare short lived Lombardi era style of the 1970 and 1971 Washington Redskins Printed from the original photographic negative As Zonk pounds it in with two VIkes trying in vain to drag him down

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