Buy 1967 Alfa Romeo Duetto Spider photo "Che Bella Macchina" vintage print ad in Skippack, Pennsylvania, United States

Condition:Used

Here's a great-looking, original print ad. It's condition makes it very collectible. It's a great find and would be a unique piece for your collection.

This advertisement was carefully removed from a collectible, out-of-print magazine. Collecting original advertising has become very popular in the past few years. Vintage Advertising enthusiasts have been adding them to their collections & displaying them with their collections. They also make great decorating items when they are matted & framed. Vintage ads are a great way to follow the history of your Special Interest.

APPROXIMATE SIZE (in inches): 8.50 x 11.00

GRADED CONDITION: EXCELLENT

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A.B. Shuman: 1941-2013

Singapore Grand Prix (2011) RESULT

Mazda sells 10 millionth car in America