$10.00
1989 OFFICIAL DEF LEPPARD WALL CALENDAR Photos by Ross Halfin & Hiro Itoh—
$10.00
The Story
This is a USED item. We are not the original owner. All items inspected for damages before listing; if any, then it's notated here. The spine and cover have some wear and tear, and the pages have little discoloration from age. Not responsible for any damage during transit, please message regarding our shipping packaging options. Sold as is.
The 1989 Official Def Leppard Wall Calendar features exclusive photos by renowned photographers Ross Halfin & Hiro Itoh, capturing the essence of the iconic rock band. Published by Brockum in the United States, this original music memorabilia piece showcases the visual brilliance of the band's genre. Perfect for fans of rock and pop music, this calendar is a unique collectible item that celebrates the enduring legacy of Def Leppard.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
This is a USED item. We are not the original owner. All items inspected for damages before listing; if any, then it's notated here. The spine and cover have some wear and tear, and the pages have little discoloration from age. Not responsible for any damage during transit, please message regarding our shipping packaging options. Sold as is.
The 1989 Official Def Leppard Wall Calendar features exclusive photos by renowned photographers Ross Halfin & Hiro Itoh, capturing the essence of the iconic rock band. Published by Brockum in the United States, this original music memorabilia piece showcases the visual brilliance of the band's genre. Perfect for fans of rock and pop music, this calendar is a unique collectible item that celebrates the enduring legacy of Def Leppard.
