Sports Memorabilia Wholesale
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manufacturers / suppliers (s) for a motor reqd sports memorabilia and held successful marketing organization: We have F1 (car) and the WRC franchise, among others, holders of legal name, the search to expand our range.
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The Broadway Album $3.39 As its title indicates, this 1985 recording marked Barbra Streisand’s return to her Broadway roots (significantly, she had dropped her pop-period Guilty perm and returned to straight hair). The CD contains a broad selection of show tunes, from Guys and Dolls’s “Adelaide’s Lament” to Sweeney Todd’s “Not While I’m Around.” But let’s face it: this may also be one of Babs’s most dated albums, due to t… |
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Virginia Tiffany Table Lamp $106.74 Our popular stained glass table lamp will be a welcome addition in any home or office. The hand-cut Tiffany Style glass shade and the cast metal base add an air of distinction, class and charm to any room. Shade Diameter is 11 inches. Lamp Height is 19.5 inches…. |
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A League of Their Own $4.71 Crowd-pleasing comedy-drama with Geena Davis and Lori Petty as sisters from Oregon who become rivals when they join an all-woman’s baseball league during World War II. Coaching the team is alcoholic former player Tom Hanks, and also on his team are the flirtatious Madonna and brassy Rosie O’Donnell. Jon Lovitz and Garry Marshall also star; Penny Marshall directs. 127 min. Widescreen; Soundtracks: … |
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Rudy (Special Edition) $3.69 This 1993 film by David Anspaugh (Hoosiers) is slowly building a reputation as a minor highlight of ’90s movies. Based on a true story, Rudy stars Sean Astin as Rudy Ruettiger, a blue-collar kid whose father (Ned Beatty) worships Notre Dame football but who would never dare to dream that any of his sons could be a part of the team. The film is entirely about Ruettiger’s ceaseless if sometimes wave… |
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The Karate Kid (Special Edition) $2.75 John G. Avildsen not only directed Rocky, he tried remaking it over the years in a dozen different ways. One of them was this popular 1984 drama about a new kid (Ralph Macchio) in town targeted by karate-wielding bullies until he gets a new mentor: the handyman (Pat Morita) from his apartment building, who teaches him self-confidence and fighting skills. The screen partnership of Macchio’s motor-m… |
