Sold: ?15 for 4 x children's dressing up outfits

By net14
February 23, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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net14

Posted February 23, 2017

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Posted February 23, 2017

For sale:

Firefighter jacket with 2 hats. Approx age 5-6

Buzz Lightyear costume, belt, face mask included Age 3-4

Woody outfit/cowboy Age 3-4

Reversible Spiderman costume and mask Age 7-8 (my son wore it from age 5 with the waist band rolled over!)

(Last 3 items all from Marks and Spencers)

?15 for all 4 or ?5 each.

PM me if interested.

Collection from near Forest Hill swimming pool.

Thanks

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