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Tintin PVC keychain - Thomson Cane - 6CM, 42488

€6.00
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Tintin PVC keychain - Thomson Cane - 6CM

 

Thomson keychain with its PVC cane.

 

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Measurements: 6 CM

 

Material: PVC

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Tintin PVC keychain - Thomson Cane - 6CM

 

Thomson keychain with its PVC cane.

 

Characteristics:

 

Measurements: 6 CM

 

Material: PVC

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42448

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