1970s Peter Tosh Reggae Legend “Legalize It” Original TYPE I Photo by Chuck Krall PSA/DNA Baseball Game Worn ending his major league career

ending his major league career

Gilliam only took a handful of snaps and was cut at the end of the season

Ernie Barrett

5" x 7" original TYPE 1 photo of Johnny Broaca's wife with the original paper caption on the back

and are often regarded as a precursor to the hard bop movement

1970s Peter Tosh Reggae Legend “Legalize It” Original TYPE I Photo by Chuck Krall PSA/DNA Baseball Game Worn ending his major league careerPeter Tosh (19441987), born Winston Hubert McIntosh, was a pioneering Jamaican reggae singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Alongside Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer, he co founded The Wailers, helping bring reggae to a global audience. After leaving the group, he built a successful solo career with classics including Legalize It and Equal Rights, using his music to champion justice, human rights, and social change. On September 11, 1987, Tosh was tragically