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Ford Trucks Flag 3 ft x 5 ft Banner
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huge 3' x 5' outdoor indoor Flag-MADE IN USA--New in the package-Ready to ship--Your satisfaction is 100% Guaranteed!!
Highest quality flag made of super polyester with two brass grommets on inner flyside for easy flag pole attachment or hanging on wall..
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