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Sesame Street Magazines

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Sesame Street Magazines.

Ok I need help finding a particular magazine that I had over 25 years ago.

The magazine had a picture of the inside of Oscar the Grouch's Trash can.

If anyone has this pic or can tell me what Magazine has it it would be greatly appreciated. :grouchy:
 
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I'm not absolutely positive, but I'm pretty sure it's from a Sesame Street Magazine entitled "Fly With Us to Fairyland" from 1977. This magazine has a super cool picture/illustration of Ernie and Bert flying together on the front cover.

The very detailed illustration of the inside of Oscar's can was done by none other than Carroll Spinney himself! :smile:

If I get more info about this, I'll let you know---but I'm pretty sure it came from this magazine.
 
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