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Hermès Arms of the United States Silk Scarf Quite Rare Hem_Split A unworn and really pretty

Name: Hermès Arms of the United States Silk Scarf Quite Rare Hem_Split A unworn and really pretty
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 47098740322
Price: 147.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2637 (28 reviews)

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Hermès Arms of the United States Silk Scarf Quite Rare Hem_Split A unworn and really pretty

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Hermès Arms of the United States Silk Scarf Quite Rare Hem_Split A unworn and really pretty A unworn and really pretty grey and pink floral pattern from this Thai silk designer Abstract design in rich colours Designed by Hugo Grygkar and first released in 1955 showing a map of the USA and images of the coat of arms of each state No care tag but otherwise in very good condition

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