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Olivier Gendebien 24 Hours Le Mans 1958 Vtg Lapel Pin Ferrari 250 Tr58 Winner on 2040-parts.com

US $4.99
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P, Portugal
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High quality metal lapel/jacket pin.


UNIQUE PIN - BUY IT NOW


size is approximately 20x20mm . PERFECT PIN. The picture does not do the item justice and does not show the crisp details of the item.

 

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