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The Incredibles Pixar Art Original Lobby Card 10×17 Frozone Wood Back

Appears to be the Frozone incredibles lobby card that someone has mounted on a particle back. Measures 17×9.5 some damage to the particle board it’s on, and it appears some damage to lobby card, before it was sealed to the board: such as dog earing etc. Please seeall pictures for details. This is not the same as all the other lobby cards listed and is ready to hang.

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The Incredibles Pixar Art Original Lobby Card 10×17 Violet Wood Back

Appears to be the violet incredibles lobby card that someone has mounted on a particle back. Measures 17×9.5 some damage to the particle board it’s on, and it appears some damage to lobby card, before it was sealed to the board: such as dog earing etc. Please seeall pictures for details. This is not the same as all the other lobby cards listed and is ready to hang.

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The Incredibles Pixar Art Original Lobby Card 10×17 Edna E Mode Wood Back

Appears to be the Edna Mode incredibles lobby card that someone has mounted on a particle back. Measures 17×9.5 some damage to the particle board it’s on, and it appears some damage to lobby card, before it was sealed to the board: such as dog earing and a scratch across the surface. Please seeall pictures for details. This is not the same as all the other lobby cards listed and is ready to hang.

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10×17 1929 CLARA BOW Paramount Movie Newspaper Ad ‘The Saturday Night Kid’

The product is a vintage 10×17 movie newspaper ad featuring Clara Bow from the 1929 film “The Saturday Night Kid.” This piece of entertainment memorabilia is a valuable collectible for fans of classic Hollywood cinema, showcasing a snapshot of movie history with a famous actress such as Clara Bow. The ad provides a glimpse into the promotional materials used to promote movies during that era, making it a unique and sought-after item for movie memorabilia enthusiasts.

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