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This is a Kerry Drake Advertising Poster. Not sure what year this was produce but was use for the Post-Enquirer Newspaper.
Drake was a criminal investigator for the district attorney. Later, after the murder of his secretary and fiancee, Sandy Burns, by Trinket and Bulldozer, he left the DA's office and joined his city's police force. Enjoy
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Hard to find ,I think these where used for box front's The area that the new paper's sold at.rare indeed. Very nice shape.I'd say you have something to hold on too.Frosty21
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Had to LOVE this one for sure, with a name like Kerry and all lol, thanks for sharing this piece brat.
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You are right about the name.lol
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