New York Mets Baby On Board Vinyl Decal Mlb Major League Baseball Kids on 2040-parts.com
Santa Isabel, Puerto Rico, US
You are bidding on a Baby on board vinyl
sticker with the New York Mets Logo on the Cap and the bat. There are decals available for the rest of teams. If you want for another team please email me. This is made from 6 year high quality vinyl
material. The decal shown in the picture is white and blue. This is approx. 7" x 5" in size. I can
customize this decal in any size for an additional fee. BUY 2 AND GET THE THIRD
FREE. Please email if you have any
questions. Free shipping to US and Puerto
Rico. PAY PAL ONLY. Thanks.
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