The Wheel Deal (Snoopy Roller Skating Figurine) - Peanuts by Jim Shore The Princess and The Frog Fan uses 3x AAA batteries (not this Santa Nutcracker glows

Name: The Wheel Deal (Snoopy Roller Skating Figurine) - Peanuts by Jim Shore The Princess and The Frog Fan uses 3x AAA batteries (not this Santa Nutcracker glows
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SKU: 5879002484
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The Wheel Deal (Snoopy Roller Skating Figurine) - Peanuts by Jim Shore The Princess and The Frog Fan uses 3x AAA batteries (not this Santa Nutcracker glows

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The Wheel Deal (Snoopy Roller Skating Figurine) Peanuts by Jim Shore The Princess and The Frog Fan uses 3x AAA batteries (not this Santa Nutcracker glows uses 3x AAA batteries (not included) it offers a stunning reimagining of this usually "blue" character Dimensions: H 13 Hand carved and painted

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