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Any Program Collectors out there?


lozzyloz

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I have a selection of programs of concert, theatre, sporting and other occasions to sell as one batch. In various used condition as seen.

Reasonable offers considered. PM for delivery or collection from SE5:

Paul McCartney - The New World Tour 89/90
Pink Floyd - The Wall 1980
Stevie Wonder - Hotter than July 1980
Yes - Yesshows World Tour 1977
Commodores - Tour of the World 1979
James Brown - European Tour 1991
Brass Construction - European Tour 1978
Be Bop Deluxe - UK Tour 1977
Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation 1977
Chic - 1977
Earth, Wind & Fire - Tour of the World 1979
Phantom of the Opera - Her Majestys Theatre
British Grand Prix - 2008
Hungarian Grand Prix - 1998
2008 FA Cup Semi Final Wembley - West Bromwich Albion v Portsmouth
Battle of Britain Airshow Weekend - 2004
Eden Project - The First Book

 

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