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1954 San Francisco 49ers Hardy Brown of “12 Mighty Orphans” Interception vs Baltimore Colts Oversized Original TYPE I Photo – Historic!!!! Basketball Tickets Alvin Karpis was a Depression-era

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1954 San Francisco 49ers Hardy Brown of “12 Mighty Orphans” Interception vs Baltimore Colts Oversized Original TYPE I Photo – Historic!!!! Basketball Tickets Alvin Karpis was a Depression-eraIn the last game of the 1954 NFL regular season, the Baltimore Colts played the San Francisco 49ers at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. This crystal clear original 12 x 8 TYPE I photo that derives from the Call Bulletin Library (San Francisco Evening Bulletin which was a newspaper that was founded in 1855 and was merged with the The San Francisco Call in 1929. The Call folded in 1965). The picture depicts #33 Harry Brown of the Niners intercepts the

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