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Read entire description FREE SHIPPING Within US NEW. 1 Mastercraft Royal Shield/Badge decal, for your stainless steel tumbler. Tumbler not included. Royal Shield Fits 30oz tumbler perfect, will fit 20oz too, just wraps around 1ct - 3.5"h x 4.5"w Royal Shield 1ct - .5"h x 5.5"L MC USA for other side As with all devices viewing colors, they will vary from each device.. "NO RETURNS", please make sure your surface is clean, dirt & residue free before applying vinyl. With all my auctions, what is pictured is what you get! Will be shipped to verified PP address only! If you have any non-paying strikes against you, you will be blocked from bidding. No games! NO RETURNS....PERIOD! |
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