Sun Visor Clip "st Christopher & Our Lady Of The Highway" on 2040-parts.com
Eagle Point, Oregon, US
UP FOR BID IN NEW CONDITION IS THIS SAINT CHRISTOPHER SUN VISOR PIN. SAYS "SAINT CHRISTOPHER PROTRCT US" & "OUR LADY OF THE HIGHWAY PRAY FOR US". IT IS APROXIMATELY 3" WIDE X1 7/8 TALL. IT IS VERY NICE!!!
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