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The Far Side Gary Larson Comic Clippings Lot Scrapbook Binder 100+ Comics

Large collection of The Far Side comic strips by Gary Larson. • Includes 100+ original newspaper comic clippings • Stored in Itoya presentation binder • Mix of black & white and color strips • Great for collectors, fans, or display Condition: Pre-owned. Comics show normal age wear from newspaper print. Binder in good condition. Ships securely in box to prevent damage.

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The Lone Ranger original 7×9 inch TV photo CBS animated with snipe on back

This is an original television network 7×9 inch color photograph. It was printed by the TV network to hand to newspapers, magazines and books to publicize the TV show. It would have been printed from an original 35mm slide back in the day. This original 7×9 inch color photo also has the official network caption on the reverse side. Color TV photos are very unique and rare and excellent quality. This original item is also in near mint condition. I have been collecting movie and TV photos for over 40 years and I am now selling my collection in my eBay store. I have been lucky enough to travel frequently all over the world and I have acquired many unique and rare items. This particular photo is a USA original from the TV network associated with broadcasting the show.

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VTG Nickelodeon Green Slime Cartoon Binder By Stuart Hall Classic Characters Y2K

This vintage rare Nickelodeon Green Slime Cartoon Binder featuring Stuart Hall is a unique piece of television memorabilia. The D-ring binder showcases nostalgic graphics from the classic Nickelodeon shows, making it a must-have for fans of the television network. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of retro television content, this item offers a fun and whimsical way to store or display memorabilia.

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