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Candy Cane Snowmobile clothing-type_socks Featuring a playful ghost perched

Candy Cane Snowmobile clothing-type_socks Featuring a playful ghost perchedIn 1911, Harold J. Kalenze patented the Vehicle Propeller, believed to be the first snowmobile in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Santa and his elves enjoying using these snow machines to get around the North Pole quickly. Material: Polyresin, Stone Powder Measurements: 2. 1in H x 1. 7in W x 4in L Wt. 0. 21 lbs

SKU: 27248480800 · From southroadsurgery.com.au

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Description

Featuring a playful ghost perched atop a gravestone marked "RIP" with a startled jack-o'-lantern at its base

this 5-inch tall companion features a bright yellow chick nestled comfortably inside a vibrant green basket accented with a cheerful pink trim

making them ideal for wrapping around trees

This easy-to-assemble replica lights up

Deflates for compact storage

Candy Cane Snowmobile clothing-type_socks Featuring a playful ghost perchedIn 1911, Harold J. Kalenze patented the Vehicle Propeller, believed to be the first snowmobile in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Santa and his elves enjoying using these snow machines to get around the North Pole quickly. Material: Polyresin, Stone Powder Measurements: 2. 1in H x 1. 7in W x 4in L Wt. 0. 21 lbs

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