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Worlds Largest Things, Inc., home of the World's Largest Collection of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things. Here's the scoop on the latest from World's Largest Things, Inc. Official Home Page: www.WorldsLargestThings.com
Order a Poster!
11" x 17" Sideshow Poster
NEW WLT Sideshow Banner Poster
Glossy, full color, 11" x 17"
Price includes shipping and handling
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Sideshow Poster Now Available!
11" x 17" Sideshow Poster
You can now order a poster of the first WLT Sideshow Banner that will make up the new traveling exhibit, due to make its first appearance in May, 2010. Poster is glossy, full color, 11" x 17", and features paintings of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things.
Price includes shipping and handling
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If it's not the WLT, it's pretty damn big.
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