Sunday, May 13, 2018
RARE Vintage 1997 Star Wars Collectors Fleet Super Star Destroyer
RARE Vintage 1997 Star Wars Collectors Fleet Super Star Destroyer
Order This Toy at View Obscura Comics
This is a vintage Star Wars Collectors Fleet Super Star Destroyer. This toy was produced in very low numbers and sold in low numbers. It is ultra rare. It has never been played with! Sealed in an unopened box! Toy is Mint and box has very light wear. What an amazing piece this would be to add to your Star Wars collection or even in a regular toy collection.
*Box has a small squished corner_ lower right on the front of the box. See photo*
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