?40 for black bag of items

By Tenequa
December 22, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted December 22, 2018

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Posted December 22, 2018

9-12 months black puffer jacket and cream fur coat

12-18 months red jacket with white polka dots

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

Black fur coat, navy puffer jacket

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.

2-3 year navy jean jacket

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