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This listing is fora striking collector plate by Jim Deneen entitled \"Hudson 1930 Dual Cowl Phaeton\" which is one of eight porcelain collector plates from Artaffects \"Classic American Cars\" series. Each plate in the series features a superb model of automobile... sure to bring back memories of decades past. This beautiful9 1/4-inchplate is bordered ingold and individually hand numbered.
This plate is very distinctive with a bright, sharp image of the fabulous \"Hudson\". It is in excellent condition and truly a greatpiece of artwork that would make a perfect gift fora classic American carfanor a nice addition to your own collection.
Shipping and handling will be via Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation. I\'m always happy to offer a combined shipping discounton multiple purchases for anyone interested in any of the other collectibles I have listed.
Thank you so much for looking, and I invite you to check my other listings as well - the Dancing Women and Earth earrings are my long time personal favorites.
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