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2006 Flogging Molly - Orlando Silkscreen Concert Poster s/n by Stainboy

$ 42.18

Availability: 95 in stock
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Condition: NM/NM+ (small corner bump/slight edge wear)
  • Modified Item: No
  • Artist/Band: Flogging Molly
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    Jojo's Posters - Check us out for more rare concert posters!
    Flogging Molly w/ Scotch Greens and Rolling Blackout
    Official Concert Poster
    House of Blues
    Orlando, FL
    2/24/2006
    Original Silkscreen Print by Stainboy
    Signed and numbered by the artist - #168/300
    22" x 32" - Beautiful Silkscreen Poster!!!!
    Up for auction is a silkscreen print from Flogging Molly's show in Orlando back in 2006!  Original 1st edition concert poster.....Beautiful imagery!  Just a
    wesome in person...........a must for any fan!!!
    This poster is in NM/NM+ condition
    .  (small corner bump/slight edge wear)
    There is no additional shipping charge when purchasing multiple items, so feel free to bid on more than one auction.  Posters are shipped in an extra thick 3" tube w/ delivery confirmation.
    The winner will receive an "eBay End of Auction" email.
    Click on the payment link and follow instructions.
    Once payment is received, we will ship product within a few days and you will receive a shipping confirmation email.
    Please contact us with any questions.
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