1951 Bowman Tigers #105 Don Kolloway MLB Card SGC Graded Slabbed 84 NM 7 Vtg BASEBALL JERSEYS 1932 photo of Sir Malcolm

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1951 Bowman Tigers #105 Don Kolloway MLB Card SGC Graded Slabbed 84 NM 7 Vtg BASEBALL JERSEYS 1932 photo of Sir Malcolm1951 Bowman Detroit Tigers #105 Don Kolloway baseball card The Bowman Gum Company was a Philadelphia based manufacturer of gum and baseball cards. Their baseball card lines became very collectible in the 1940s. The Company was acquired by Topps in 1956 and discontinued Kolloway played 12 years in the MLB as an infielder for the Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Athletics He played in 1,079 career games and hit . 271 with 29 homeruns