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The Walking Dead Lapel / Vest Pin (new) Suit Motorcycle Biker Harley Davidson on 2040-parts.com

AU $10.95
Location:

Bateau Bay, NSW, Australia

Bateau Bay, NSW, Australia
BRAND NEW IN PACKET
Brand:Harley Manufacturer Part Number:10000 UPC:Does not apply

The Walking Dead Vest Pin

 

This excellent pin is plated in Antique Silver, to look aged, but is brand new in a packet. It has 2 military style clips on the back for safe attaching (which stops it for turning around and looking silly like some other pins)

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