1956 Topps New York Giants Willie Mays #130 Hall Of Fame

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Set: 1956 Topps
Card Number: 130
Season: 1955
Card Condition: Very Good
Graded: No
Player/Athlete: Bill Madlock
Grade: Ungraded
Type: Sports Trading Card
Features: Rookie
Vintage: Yes
Manufacturer: Topps
Professional Grader: Not Professionally Graded
Sport: Baseball
Card Manufacturer: Topps
Era: Post-WWII (1942-1980)
Original/Reprint: Original
Team: Brooklyn Dodgers
Autographed: No