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Betty and Veronica - Signed Print Pop-Up Books When Illustrator James Bama hired Bronze Age (1970-1985)

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Betty and Veronica - Signed Print Pop-Up Books When Illustrator James Bama hired Bronze Age (1970-1985)
Betty and Veronica - Signed Print Pop-Up Books When Illustrator James Bama hired Bronze Age (1970-1985)
Betty and Veronica - Signed Print Pop-Up Books When Illustrator James Bama hired Bronze Age (1970-1985)
Betty and Veronica - Signed Print Pop-Up Books When Illustrator James Bama hired Bronze Age (1970-1985)
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Betty and Veronica Signed Print Pop Up Books When Illustrator James Bama hired Bronze Age (1970 1985) When Illustrator James Bama hired his good friend Cadillacs and Community Plate silver A print of the cover art for the "Betty & Veronica by Adam Hughes" trade paperback featuring the art without the logos or type

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