Dec 10, 2012
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eBay seller crafts toy memorabilia for film classics that were never aimed at kids
Finding toy memorabilia for many film classics of the ’70s and ’80s isn’t all that difficult. Star Wars, Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones, and other franchises brought in massive profits at retail thanks to broad licensing agreements — often amassing higher totals than what their respective movies drew at the box office.
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