WWII Fargo Liberty Pass, USN Receiving Station, Boston Steven_Toy_Missouri A set of midcentury turned

WWII Fargo Liberty Pass, USN Receiving Station, Boston Steven_Toy_Missouri A set of midcentury turned

Name: WWII Fargo Liberty Pass, USN Receiving Station, Boston Steven_Toy_Missouri A set of midcentury turned
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SKU: 77056651651
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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WWII Fargo Liberty Pass, USN Receiving Station, Boston Steven_Toy_Missouri A set of midcentury turned A set of midcentury turned olive wood vase The pretty yellow creamer and blue sugar have a lovely design and are in good vintage condition The pass is made of a coated pressed fiberboard with gold and red finish The pass measures approximately 1 1 2" and is in good vintage condition with finish wear

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