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Signed original Peanuts "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" soundtrack album 1969 Peanuts album by Charles M. Schulz "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" autographed by Charles M. Schulz as: Best Wishes, Charles M. Schulz

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Signed original Peanuts "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" soundtra

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