Name: Dirk Nowitzki Dallas Mavericks Autographed 11 x 14 2011 NBA Finals Spo
Brand: Fanatics Authentic
SKU: 4486716
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Dirk Nowitzki Dallas Mavericks Autographed 11 x 14 2011 NBA Finals Spo - 4486716

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Take your collection of Dallas Mavericks memorabilia to the next level with this Autographed Dirk Nowitzki 11 x 14 2011 NBA Finals Spotlight Photograph with 2011 NBA Finals MVP Inscription. Whether displayed in your home or office, its the perfect way to highlight your passion for the Dallas Mavericks for years to come.

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