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POPEYE 75TH ANNIVERSARY WATCH IN TIN Celebrate the Sailorman's 75th anniversary with our collector's edition quartz movement watch. Silvertone case on 9 3/4" black genuine leather strap with man-made lining. Comes in "spinach can" tin.

Features: Diamond shaped lantern; Unique anniversary paint scheme and sign; Special gold-plated finish; 153C Contactor included for operation with O-27 and O gauge tubular track; and FasTrack compatible with accessory activator track section (not included).

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Elvis Presley 75th Anniversary Yahtzee: Shake, Rattle and Roll! Play America's all-time #1 dice game with this special 75th Anniversary Edition of Elvis YAHTZEE®. Fans everywhere can be all shook up with Elvis fun! Using one-of-a-kind Elvis dice, "shake, rattle and roll" your way to victory with the highest score. Custom dice feature classic Elvis icons including Elvis' guitar, Platinum record, TCB (Taking care of Business) logo, Hit Song (Shake, Rattle & Roll), Elvis on Stage (Elvis' silhouette...

PC#46, Year 2007, Karen Demirtchyan, 75th anniversary of birth, MINT with FDC Cancel (very scarce)

Description Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Budweiser Clydesdales. A perfect poster for framing. Size 22" x 28" Availability Once available, product usually ships from our warehouse in 2-3 business days. Item # 08-8700

Rochester, NY: 1995. 8vo, one heavy sheet folded, with lighter-weight program laid in. Cover printed in yellow and blue. A nice, fresh copy. (Item ID: 34855)

Here are 100 of the most important, most incredible, and most bizarre comic-book covers from DC's incredible archives - all perforated and ready to display in your apartment, dorm room, or cubicle! From Action Comics #1 and Batman #1 to lesser-known heroes like Mister District Attorney, this oversized compilation features every major milestone in DC's extraordinary history: Wonder Woman, Swamp Thing, Watchmen, Fables, 100 Bullets, and much more. On the reverse of each poster are images of related...

"GWTW is an indelible portrait of a unique time and place, American's greatest political and moral conflict, and the myths that surround it -- an all absorbing spectacle of a read even for postmodern readers. Mitchell vividly portrays the disillusionment and devastation of war, the ignorance of the uninitiated, and the transformation of arrogance into tenacity that shaped the first "new South." All the details of history and place come together as a rich backdrop for those unforgettable characters...

The bestselling cookbook of all time comes full circle with an expansive revision based on the celebrated 1975 edition, restoring the voice of the original authors and returning the focus to home-style American cooking.

Rand, Paul UCLA 75th Anniversary, 1995 24 x 35.8 inches (61 x 91 cm) Silkscreen Inventory #USL07877 Price: $950 Add to Cart View Cart Add to Wish List Print This Page Jump to tags

Description Seventy-five years ago, the Waterloo Wonders came frolicking out of the Lawrence County hills to become the most colorful, most exciting, most unforgettable team in the history of Ohio high school basketball. Over two seasons, 1933-34 and 1934-35, they won back-to-back state championships and in the process, perhaps as many as 100 games, only a handful of them on their own court. The Wonders, imitating no one, astonished overflow crowds in the state’s largest arenas with their whirlwind...

Description Attention all Three Stooges fans! This new Three Stooges 75th Year Anniversary Series video is a "must have" to make your Three Stooges video collection complete. Just released, features the best from The Three Stooges, including the classic short "Disorder In The Court", Three Stooges Cartoons, and special bonus interviews and rare footage from the archives of Comedy III Productions. Hosted by Dave "Curly" Knight. Exclusive release from Comedy III Productions. 60 minutes.

Wonder Woman Vol. 1 #603. J.H. Williams II 'DC 75th Anniversary Variant'. November 2010.

Still regarded as the definitive film version of Mary Shelley's classic tale of tragedy and horror, Frankenstein made unknown character actor Boris Karloff a star and created a new icon of terror. Along with the highly successful Dracula, released earlier the same year, it launched Universal Studio's golden age of 1930s horror movies. The film's greatness stems less from its script than from the stark but moody atmosphere created by director James Whale; Herman Rosse's memorable set designs, particularly...

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