Ratt 1986 BMI ad 8 x 11 advertisement print Robbin Crosby Stephen Pearcy

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$2.11 (-40%)

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  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Modified Item: No
  • Condition: excellent condition / mouse over photo to zoom
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    • RATT BMI AD
    original full page b/w advertisement print
    carefully taken from a guitar magazine
    size: approximately 8″ x 11″
    (20 cm x 28 cm)
    this item would look awesome framed
    on shelf display or
    hanging on your wall
    great for home, office or studio decor
    It would also make a unique gift
    for that special fan,
    collector or guitar owner
    Item comes bagged & boarded (ala comic book)
    sealed in a clear protective plastic sleeve
    with backing board and ships flat
    in a waterproof poly bag envelope with
    cardboard slab inserts for extra protection
    package stamped ‘Please Do Not Bend’
    and includes shipment tracking via
    USPS Delivery Confirmation
    all items are the original magazine print
    and are not reproductions or copies
    please check out my other items
    I do combine shipping fees
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    About Trade Ads – FAQ
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    Trade ads are advertisements that run in various publications for the purpose of promoting an artist or product.
    These ads are very carefully removed from both domestic and international publications and carefully shipped to you.
    They are published in a variety of sizes and on various paper stocks from heavyweight card stock to glossy magazine paper stock or newsprint. These ads are often created for limited distribution, sometimes running only for a single day or occasion, so generally unique that dynamic artwork is created — artwork that stands apart from that used in traditional consumer-retail campaigns. These ads have become highly sought after by collectors primarily due to the unique artwork utilized by the ad’s promoter. They are most often framed by collectors for home / office / studio decor.

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