DAVID LYNCH (TWIN PEAKS) LOST HIGHWAY JAPANESES PROM LOBBY CARD

Description

David Lynch Lost Highway Japanese promotional
theater
leaflet. Print and photos on booth sides measures 7 x 10 inches in Very Good Condition
"Every day, once a day give yourself a present. Don't plan it. Don't wait for it. Just let it happen. "It could be something from my buddy's Bruce Phillips' collection.
From the collection of Bruce Phillips, the "Twin Peaks Guy",  noted Twin Peaks collector.
For more information, go to Twin Peaks Archive Blogspot and scroll down to Bruce Phillips.
Will be carefully packaged (with cardboard backer where applicable) and dispatched promptly with delivery confirmation and insured. I ship packages the way I would like to receive them. WILL COMBINE SHIPPING, so check out my other auctions so you can combine wins and save on shipping.  Shipping charges do not include any additional taxes or charges such as state or federal sales taxes, etc. Pay Pal Protection Program requires packages to be insured and US Postal System for lost or damaged parcels. It does not cover packages that are undeliverable or not picked up.
INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS
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Please know that the insurance only covers the amount paid for the item itself
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not for shipping charges
, and in many cases, shipping costs are more than the item itself.
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