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Original 60s Pin-up Water Slide Decal Sexy F Mosca Girl Puppy Lambretta Scooter on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

New England, United States

New England, United States

Original vintage 1950's-60's NOS waterslide decal

reverse marked "DECALCOPLASTICAMade in ITALY

measures approx. 5" X 3" (12cm X 8cm)

This waterslide is an original/NOS period item from the late 50's/early 60's.  It is in EXCELLENT condition with very deep, rich colors and a warm luster.  It also features the extraodinary pinup art work of Franco Mosca.  The real deal, digital repros don't even compare. 

PLEASE NOTE: Due to its age, this transfer is being sold as a collectible only.

A fabulous accent for a classic European scooter, microcar, fiat, VW, Mini-Cooper, PAV trailer, flyscreen, mud flap, legshield, etc..

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