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WHERE THE BLAZED TRAIL CROSSES THE BOULEVARD ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO. MADISON AVE & FORTY FIFTH STREET NEW YORK( VINTAGE POSTER) | Posters77 of 156 |  |  |
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WHERE THE BLAZED TRAIL CROSSES THE BOULEVARD ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO. MADISON AVE & FORTY FIFTH STREET NEW YORK( VINTAGE POSTER), ive had this very cool poster framed and matted for like four years now this came out of a advertising book for sportings book from the 1970s , this a reproduction from the original 1920s ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO. ADS. it is very cool and very unique .
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Hahaha...I swear when I saw this in your office post that this buffalo was floating in the air!
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I thought it was very Andy Warhol. Oh what a dork.
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Did you see this Phil Lesh & Friends buffalo poster on CW?
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yes i did and they are great posters:)
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man you got a good eye Sean, PERFECT frame color & matting. Looks gorgeous!
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