Kimball Sterling [email protected] Lot Description JOE CAMEL TIN MARKET CIGARETTE SIGN, DATED 1992, NICE VIBRANT COLORS, MINOR SCRATCH HORIZONTALLY THROUGH THE "M" ATOP, ORIGINAL FRAME DATED 1992 45 1/2"X30 1/2" Shipping Info After payment has been received and cleared we will deliver your items at no fee to the UPS Store and they will quote and prepare for shipping.phone (423-979-7122 and email [email protected]) We can also put you in touch with haulers which transport larger items door to door
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