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FACTORY SEALED 2 PACK "2017 CLASSIC CARS" 12 MONTH WALL CALENDAR PLUS A DIFFERENT SMALLER "2017 CLASSIC CARS" WALL CALENDAR!!! LARGE ONE MEASURES 12"X12" WHEN CLOSED/12"X24" WHEN OPENED!! SMALLER ONE MEASURES 6"X6" WHEN CLOSED/6"X12" WHEN OPENED!! NICE ADDITIONS FOR YOUR "CLASSIC CARS CALENDAR" COLLECTION!! SHIPPING CHARGE WITHIN THE USA IS $2.99 MEDIA MAIL RATE. THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!!! Check out my other items! |
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