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I obtained this when I was younger and for whatever reason it was never used in the water. It is pretty much in new condition and has no holes. The back of the raft is blank. Just yellow like the rest of it outside of the graphics.
A unique item that I thought I would share for you comic book, Marvel, and Spider-Man fans out there. Thank you for looking and have a great evening and week ahead my friends..... : )
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I have all kinds of comics My favorite artist is jack kirby.
Cool Toyman. You and I both. How far back do you have them? Thank you for the post and liking this my friend. Always good to hear from you..... : )
Hi Yes I have all old daredevil and fantastic four some old action and old adverture .I have some old 10 cent batman.tales of suspence I have the first layout of iron man 39.Silver surfer first isues.Its nice to see that there are a lot of people out there that love comics still.Thanks again for the chat.
Awesome Toyman! You seem to have quite the collection. Thank you for sharing what you did. Have a great remainder of the week my friend.... : )
Thank you frosty.....have a great day..... : )
I appreciate you enjoying so many of my items youngpicker96! Have an awesome day my friend! : )
It is great having you on the site rivamarsh! Thank you so much for the love once again and enjoying so many of my items. Peace out.... : )
Wow! This is fantastic!
Thank you again for the love Reis! I appreciate the comment as well my friend. It is pretty cool isn't it....