Seinfeld 8x10 signed by Jason Alexander (COA from Beckett) Danny Elfman and IBF titles Choose your autograph location and style:A

Name: Seinfeld 8x10 signed by Jason Alexander (COA from Beckett) Danny Elfman and IBF titles Choose your autograph location and style:A
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Seinfeld 8x10 signed by Jason Alexander (COA from Beckett) Danny Elfman and IBF titles Choose your autograph location and style:A and IBF titles Kidnap the Sandy Claws This image comes form the Seinfeld episode The Package (session 8 episode 5) and is the classic image is when Kremer takes a photo of George to impress a girl at the one hour photo lab This comes signed from Jason Alexander (George) and has a certificate of authenticity from Beckett

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