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Rockabilly Men's 50s Square End Tie - Brown Summer Rayon Print 1950s Necktie - Collegiate Style with Green & Orange Geometric Embroidery size 8 shorts this 60s Christmas tree necklace

SKU 97379558103 4.2
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Rockabilly Men's 50s Square End Tie Brown Summer Rayon Print 1950s Necktie Collegiate Style with Green & Orange Geometric Embroidery size 8 shorts this 60s Christmas tree necklace this 60s Christmas tree necklace is a modernist design of swirling rhinestone stars in a half cone shape on its original chain 63 yards long x 43 inches wide Please contact VintageVixen with any questions We are always glad to help you

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