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Antique Cast Iron Cat Doorstop – National Foundry, Circa 1920s brass This bookshelf was a lifesaver OTCHSLED

Name: Antique Cast Iron Cat Doorstop – National Foundry, Circa 1920s brass This bookshelf was a lifesaver OTCHSLED
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 47973470098
Price: 85.00 USD
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Antique Cast Iron Cat Doorstop – National Foundry, Circa 1920s brass This bookshelf was a lifesaver OTCHSLED

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Antique Cast Iron Cat Doorstop – National Foundry, Circa 1920s brass This bookshelf was a lifesaver OTCHSLED This bookshelf was a lifesaver in my daughter's dorm room Wooden frame with glass (24"w x 20"h) Antique cast iron cat doorstop likely produced by the National Foundry in the early 20th century (circa 1920s)

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