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Confectionery Tin - Blue Bird By Harry Vincent on 2040-motos

US $9.85
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Milford, Michigan, United States

Milford, Michigan, United States
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Confectionery Tin - Blue Bird by Harry Vincent

Great condition with minor wear as expected.

No dents...very clean tin.

Thanks for Looking!!!!

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