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New York Red Bulls Framed 11'' x 14'' 2018 MLS Franchise Record Photograph with a Piece of Game-Used Net - Limited Edition of 71 Pittsburgh Penguins Cue Forearm: West African Eboney Kids' Furniture
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New York Red Bulls Framed 11'' x 14'' 2018 MLS Franchise Record Photograph with a Piece of Game Used Net Limited Edition of 71 Pittsburgh Penguins Cue Forearm: West African Eboney Kids' Furniture Cue Forearm: West African Eboney with white premium pearl inlays Number of Zones 2 Door Swing RHD Reversible Factory Reversible Shelf Type Wire Shelf Qty 6 Thermostat Type Digital Interior Light Yes Fan Type Interior and Exterior Refrigerant Type R600a Refrigerant Amount 1 Commemorate the New York Red Bulls on the record for most points scored in an MLS Season with this framed photograph The product is officially licensed by Major League Soccer and comes with a statement of authenticity
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