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This is the official Star Wars Celebration II program book sold at the 2002 convention in Indianapolis. This rare program book contains 90 pages of Star Wars goodness along with a booster pack of the Star Wars Attack of the Clones trading card game. This program was only sold at the Celebration II convention so it is a valuable part of any Star Wars collection.

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