ADRIAN BOOTH, Under Colorado Skies (1947), autograph

ADRIAN BOOTH, Under Colorado Skies (1947), autograph

Marsoni

M251S

$19.95

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ADRIAN BOOTH, Under Colorado Skies (1947), autographFrom the private autograph collections of Fred Toni Ed (as described on the home page) who bought autographs from celebrities for decades, especially at cowboy western film festivals. All autographs will be shipped in the pages of a thick complimentary convention program guide magazine to ensure additional protection. Please open the magazine to find your autographs inside. (We have thousands of these Nostalgia magazines to give away so you get one

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