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Ashley Wood's Fat Tarino - Limited Slipcased Hardcover Edition EC and CCA (1950-1956) and The Thing The Famous Artists School

Name: Ashley Wood's Fat Tarino - Limited Slipcased Hardcover Edition EC and CCA (1950-1956) and The Thing The Famous Artists School
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Ashley Wood's Fat Tarino Limited Slipcased Hardcover Edition EC and CCA (1950 1956) and The Thing The Famous Artists School and The Thing Selected cartoons from I Go Pogo This huge 12" x 12" 360 page "Fat Tarino" collects the art from those books at a larger page size and in hardcover for the first time and comes in an illustrated slipcase The 2011 first printing was limited to 500 copies

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