50s Novelty Print Fabric - Over 3.5 Yards x 36 Inches Wide - 1950s Fruits & Antique Scenic Ruins Cotton Poplin - Antique Fruit by J.Manes size 14 boys neatly made

Name: 50s Novelty Print Fabric - Over 3.5 Yards x 36 Inches Wide - 1950s Fruits & Antique Scenic Ruins Cotton Poplin - Antique Fruit by J.Manes size 14 boys neatly made
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 42347032843
Price: 55.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.700200000000001 (27 reviews)

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50s Novelty Print Fabric Over 3.5 Yards x 36 Inches Wide 1950s Fruits & Antique Scenic Ruins Cotton Poplin Antique Fruit by J.Manes size 14 boys neatly made neatly made Facial Quality Condition is like new antebellum ruins and wedgwood blue flowers create a unique novelty scenic fabric from the 1950s

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