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fishfoot

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Silver round lamp shade ?4

Dvds:MrMan unopened ?5

Dora set of 4+unopened Xmas dvd ?5

Noddy x2 ?2

Thomas & friends triple ?3

Assorted megablocks ?10

Vtech console(pink) with games ?10

Green Light story books ?5

Thomas collection story books ?4

Thomas wooden and fabric storage box ?5

Childrens clothes hanging rail ?3

Children's roller blades with pads (size small 10) ?5

Up to 42"tv wall bracket unopened ?15

Will post picks if you pm me via email as can't upload from my phone

Many thanks for looking

Alastair

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