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$90

Vintage 1986 Terminator American Express Advertising Poster

Posted in Sacramento, CA

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I have available a vintage 1986 cross advertisement for American Express credit cards with a retro, fun, and funky sci-fi tie in with the Terminator. This is a great piece of comic style advertisement with a fun write up for the credit card. This is black and white print made by Greg Espinoza and commissioned by Orion Pictures. This would be a great piece of decor for any comic fan, science fiction fan, or just as a cool, and fun gift for any fan of the Terminator franchise, or Arnold Schwarzenegger. This is frame and mounted well, and is ready to be hung. This would make a great gift for several occasions. I found only one of these online, and it isn't framed or mounted, and I've got this one priced very cheap in comparison. Dimensions: Height: 21" Width: 16" Depth: 1" Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about this item. I have several other items available on my profile and you can follow me on OfferUp and Facebook Marketplace. FCFS. No holds. Porch pick up only.

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