Mattel Year 2011 Monster High Sweet 1600 Series 12 Inch Doll - Frankie Stein with 2 Pair of Outfits, "Phone", Hairbrush and Skeleton Key Year_2014 deadly - and unlike anything

Name: Mattel Year 2011 Monster High Sweet 1600 Series 12 Inch Doll - Frankie Stein with 2 Pair of Outfits, "Phone", Hairbrush and Skeleton Key Year_2014 deadly - and unlike anything
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Mattel Year 2011 Monster High Sweet 1600 Series 12 Inch Doll - Frankie Stein with 2 Pair of Outfits,

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