Betty Boop – Hula Girl Giclee 16×20
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HULA BETTY- Framed limited edition (hand-numbered to 500 pieces) 20”x16” giclee print, featuring Betty Boop doing a Hawaiian dance
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HULA BETTY- Framed limited edition (hand-numbered to 500 pieces) 20”x16” giclee print, featuring Betty Boop doing a Hawaiian dance
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| Weight | 3 lbs |
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| Cost | 35.0000 |
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