Small Silver Painted Sledgehammer 36" Ribbon Cutting Scissors - Silver Blades One pair of removable 9-1/2" Shovel Color:Bright Gold

Name: Small Silver Painted Sledgehammer 36" Ribbon Cutting Scissors - Silver Blades One pair of removable 9-1/2" Shovel Color:Bright Gold
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 55555233629
Price: 64.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3033 (13 reviews)

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Description

Small Silver Painted Sledgehammer 36" Ribbon Cutting Scissors Silver Blades One pair of removable 9 1 2" Shovel Color:Bright Gold One pair of removable 9 1 2" scissors included This 45" x 10 1 2" x 3 4" walnut plaque features beveled edges and a key hole slot back for horizontal or vertical wall mounting Gift it to an executive or project lead at your Construction Approximate weight: 4 lbs

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