Auction Ends: Apr 26, 2012 11:00 PM EDT

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Tony H20 photographs - Sharks and a Turtle!

Item Number: 221

Estimated Value: 500 USD
Opening Bid: 125 USD

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Item Description

Tony Ludovica, also known as Tony H20, is well known for his underwater photography and also a well known visitor and friend of The Florida Aquarium! Tony has captured images of Three (3) of our residents in Two (2) photographs that are ready for framing. In these two photos, you are greeted by two Sharks in one and a Turtle in the other. Each of these photos are autographed by Tony!

Item Special Note

Shipping $15.00

Donated By:

Tony Ludovico

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