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Spaghetti Western Movies Poster Art - 40 Trading Cards Set

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AVAILABLE NOW: Spaghetti Western Movies Poster Art - 40 Trading Cards Set
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Spaghetti Western Movies Poster Art - 40 Trading Cards Set: $33.99


Featuring poster art of great Spaghetti Westerns of the 20th Century

Condition: NEW! No torn or ripped pages. 
NO Duplicates. 

Cards are Shipped to protect in Card Sleeve - FREE!

The cards are 2.5 x 3.5 in size to fit the card sleeves sent with purchase. Art and Illustrations are featured on glossy front and blank white matte back

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