25" Gold Plated Ribbon Cutting Scissors with Silver Blades Large Perpetual Axe Plaques Overall Dimensions 13 1/2" W Shovel Color:Bright Gold

Name: 25" Gold Plated Ribbon Cutting Scissors with Silver Blades Large Perpetual Axe Plaques Overall Dimensions 13 1/2" W Shovel Color:Bright Gold
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 80555928098
Price: 154.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5256 (20 reviews)

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Description

25" Gold Plated Ribbon Cutting Scissors with Silver Blades Large Perpetual Axe Plaques Overall Dimensions 13 1 2" W Shovel Color:Bright Gold Overall Dimensions 13 1 2" W X 10 1 2" H x 2 1 4" D Made with durable satin stainless steel gold blades and textured molded blue (PMS 2728) plastic handles We manufacture the Best Quality Ceremonial Scissors on the market even cardboard

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