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Thomas J. Pacconi Dollhouse #1337

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Thomas J. Pacconi Dollhouse #1337
Jul 26, 2012 06:39 AM

Good morning All,

I have a Thomas J. Pacconi 1900-200 Classics Dollhouse # 1337. I have the Certificate of Authenicity and the "Deed" signed by Mr. Pacconi. It's SO heavy. Maybe 35-50 pounds?? Does anyone know how much it's worth? Or if Ebay is the place to sell it?? Thank you all so much, Mary 
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Thomas J. Pacconi Dollhouse #1337

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jricey.123 (933 ) View Listings
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Thomas J. Pacconi Dollhouse #1337
Jul 26, 2012 06:39 AM

Good morning All,

I have a Thomas J. Pacconi 1900-200 Classics Dollhouse # 1337. I have the Certificate of Authenicity and the "Deed" signed by Mr. Pacconi. It's SO heavy. Maybe 35-50 pounds?? Does anyone know how much it's worth? Or if Ebay is the place to sell it?? Thank you all so much, Mary 
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