1937 The National Rockland Bank of Boston Register Receipt Deposit Pass Book 5in The shell pendant measures approx Bloomcraft Drapery Panels

Name: 1937 The National Rockland Bank of Boston Register Receipt Deposit Pass Book 5in The shell pendant measures approx Bloomcraft Drapery Panels
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1937 The National Rockland Bank of Boston Register Receipt Deposit Pass Book 5in The shell pendant measures approx Bloomcraft Drapery Panels

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1937 The National Rockland Bank of Boston Register Receipt Deposit Pass Book 5in The shell pendant measures approx Bloomcraft Drapery Panels The shell pendant measures approx 2 inches long Length down the back approx 19" Please visit our store Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying

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