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US $14.99
Location:

China, China

China, China
Condition:New without tags Brand:New Material:Vinyl Color:Multi-Color Printing Method:Digital Printing Manufacturer Part Number:Dose Not Apply Occasion:Business / Home Size:1000mm X 500mm Type of Advertising:Banner Country/Region of Manufacture:China UPC:Does not apply

Condition: All Brand New & High Quality

Material: Waterproof and Anti Fade Vinyl

Size : About 40" x 20" inches

Printing: High Quality Digital

Occasion: Business or home

Usage: Ideal for advertise or display

Place: Outdoor or indoor

Packaged: 1 x Banner

 

 

 



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