1930's Original Walt Disney Photo Showing New Stuffed Animal Line Vintage Rare BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Normal 0 false false false BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS

Name: 1930's Original Walt Disney Photo Showing New Stuffed Animal Line Vintage Rare BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Normal 0 false false false BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS
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1930's Original Walt Disney Photo Showing New Stuffed Animal Line Vintage Rare BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Normal 0 false false false BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Normal 0 false false false EN US JA X NONE Normal 0 false false false EN US JA X NONE Vintage boxing poster promoting the fight between Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Sugar Ray Leonard Walt Disney as he is pictured in this 6" x 7 3 4" vintage photo showing off his popular new line of stuffed animals of which are highly collectible today Rare Type 1 Photo Dated June 2

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