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Posted 2 years ago
CarolinaJane
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This is a 1946 Sinbad the Sailor movie ad apparently torn out of a magazine. I just found it today. I realize that they are not rare. However when I searched online for the exact same one I could not find it. I do love this pick though because my mom had the old Technicolor VHS of this movie. When I was a kid I would watch it over and over and over. That was about 17-20 yrs ago. I'm 24 now and still enjoy the movie. They just don't make movies like that anymore. Any body know its value, if any? (I paid $5 for it :) )
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