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Robert Ames (ISBN 10 – 0966101707)
Softcover
133 pages
Out of Print.
New old stock.
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Mascot Catalogs
$373.00
Mascots, also known as hood ornaments, are highly collectible. This fascinating book, a collection of original mascot catalogs, includes photos and detailed descriptions of each mascot.
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