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Wolseley Key Ring - Badge Mounted On A Leather Fob on 2040-parts.com

AU $20.99
Location:

St. Clair, W. Sydney, NSW, Australia

St. Clair, W. Sydney, NSW, Australia
Condition:New Brand:Unbranded UPC:Does not apply

          Wolseley Key Ring:

  • The emblem is enamel on chrome.
  • It is mounted on a leather fob that is approximately 40mm wide.
A great gift for the automotive enthusiast.

Would be great for their favourite set of keys for that special machine.

It could even be used just as a memento for display or decoration on the bar or games room.

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  • Personal cheques must be cleared before goods are despatched.
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