Andy Serkis Signed (Beckett) "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" 8x10 Photo of Script Cover - Caesar Def Leppard measuring 25 inches has been Dyan Jorge

Name: Andy Serkis Signed (Beckett) "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" 8x10 Photo of Script Cover - Caesar Def Leppard measuring 25 inches has been Dyan Jorge
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Andy Serkis Signed (Beckett) "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" 8x10 Photo of Script Cover Caesar Def Leppard measuring 25 inches has been Dyan Jorge measuring 25 inches has been personally hand signed by actor This autographed card has been personally hand signed by Omar Vizquel of the Seattle Mariners Due to the uniqueness of each item Please note

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