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Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Darth Vader Collector’s Case Complete

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Pretty awesome local find this past weekend compliments of OfferUp! A sealed Empire Strikes Back Darth Vader Collector’s Case complete with cardboard wrapper and secured with original tape. The cardboard wrapper is a little rough, but it’s all there, and features 31 figures on the back. The seller didn’t collect vintage Star Wars, and is a contractor who found this in a client’s attic and was told to keep whatever he wanted as payment. I view these as iconic pieces from the vintage line, so stoked to add one to the collection! If anyone knows anything about these please let me know!

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