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Bret Hart (3) The Hasbro WWF includes the following pieces:
Bret Hart (3) is part of the “Mail Away” figures of the WWF collection produced by HASBRO toymaker, this collection brought to the action figure format the most relevant wrestlers of the famous wrestling TV show.
The “Mailaway” figures could only be obtained through mail order, following the steps indicated in the advertisement published in the “WWF Magazine”. The figure was mailed in a plastic bag.
To this day these “Mailaway” figures are the rarest and most expensive of the collection, especially if found in their original unopened bag.
In this case, the figure of Bret Hart is the same as the one sold in the “4 series”, in its purple heart variant.
Bret “The Hitman” Hart is the stage name of Bret Hart, a Canadian professional wrestler who had a successful career in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in the 1980s and 1990s.
Known as “The Excellence of Execution,” Hart was renowned for his technical skill in the ring. He won multiple championships in the WWF, including the World Heavyweight Championship, and was one of the most respected and popular wrestlers of his time.
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