Photo - Vincent Price - Batman on 2040-motos

US $110

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Vincent Price

The size of the photo is approx. 5x5 inches. Actual photo is in great condition and of course does not have the text "ebay" on it.This is a new photo - not vintage.

I am happy to combine shipping! The shipping cost will stay the same for up to 14 photos. Please send me a note when you're done buying if you want combined shipping, since I have to send you an invoice manually.

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