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2 Kinds Option "classic Tarot" Board Game 78 Pcs/set Boxed Playing Card Family on 2040-parts.com

US $18.59
Location:

Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok, Thailand
Condition:New with tags Gender:Unisex Adult Brand:Classic Tarot Country/Region of Manufacture:China

2 Kinds Option "Classic Tarot" Board Game 78 PCS/Set Boxed Playing Card Tarot Board Game For Family/Friends With


About Product

 

1)Card Size :12*7cm

2)Weight:350g

3)Material:Top Quality Paper With Advanced Printing Inks

4)Option:3 kind

NO 1: Classic Package (Black Back),Without Tablecloth and Bag

NO 2: Bright Color Package(Blue Back),Without Tablecloth and Bag

5)Color:As Picture

6)Packages:PVC Bags/Paper Box   

 

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