Reduced price..Bundle of items for sale

By Tenequa
November 15, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted November 15, 2018

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Posted November 15, 2018

9-12 months black puffer jacket and cream fur coat ?15

12-18 months red jacket with white polka dots ?7

18-24 months navy and white polka dot rain cover jacket, thick beige coat,

Black fur coat, navy puffer jacket ?20

1 and a half- 2 years old black fur fillet, black leather jacket, grey and blue strip Adidas tracksuit bottoms and hoodie, blue dress with flower shoulder, cream and blue party dress, pink leather jacket. ?25

2-3 year navy jean jacket ?7

If you want everything let me know and will do a good deal. Any pictures can send to you personally as too many to upload.

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