Cabbage Patch 1985 Champagne Hair Boy Tooth Dimples New In Box "lionell Vincent" on 2040-motos

US $59.99

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Groveport, Ohio, United States

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CABBAGE PATCH COLECO KIDS

Year 1985
Hair Color, like a champagne color
Boy with one tooth and sweet little dimples
NEW IN BOX
Name: "Lionell Vincent"
Fully dressed, the box is in tact, but old. The plastic may be coming loose and cardboard may have tears in the box. PLEASE LOOK AT PICTURES FOR CONDITION OF BOX.

Please e-mail me with any questions, before purchasing. Thanks!

Vincent All for Sale

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