Baseball card display

Baseball Card Display Case. Card Collecting Display. Reclaimed walnut wood from 1850's.

Some picture mat and a frame made into an expensive looking baseball card display case

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Baseball Card Display - with family photos in a float frame

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Wall made from old baseball cards

Black Finish. Cards NOT Included. Collector's choice display case for sports graded cards graded/ungraded up to 5.5" tall. . Please measure cards to make sure they are no more than 5.5" height. So, this would only fits graded Professional football, basketball, baseball, hockey trading cards in plastic cases that are no taller than 5.5". You can display 36 graded cards or 48 hard sleelves total. Dimensions: 30.5" W X 24.25" H X 2"D, DisplayGifts baseball card display case is made of Grade A…

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I wanted to make a baseball side table to use up some of my not-so-valuable baseball cards.