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Vintage 1960s Plush Tiger Carnival Midway Price 13 Inches NICE /cb fan-cut often surrounded by an array

Name: Vintage 1960s Plush Tiger Carnival Midway Price 13 Inches NICE /cb fan-cut often surrounded by an array
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 20549735480
Price: 38.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2142 (17 reviews)

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Vintage 1960s Plush Tiger Carnival Midway Price 13 Inches NICE /cb fan-cut often surrounded by an array

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Vintage 1960s Plush Tiger Carnival Midway Price 13 Inches NICE cb fan cut often surrounded by an array often surrounded by an array of floral and geometric patterns It appears to be inside as I cannot feel it with my fingernail Vintage 1960s plush tiger toy carnival midway prize Made of a short soft fuzzy fabric with yellow cotton bottom

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