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An old item for the sewing thread in, as in the old times Beautiful and practical made of wood L: about 5cm Cotton thread Mad in Great Britain


An old item for the sewing thread in, as in the old times Beautiful and practical made of wood L: about 5cm Cotton thread Mad in Great Britain

An old item for the sewing thread in, as in the old times

Beautiful and practical made of wood

L: about 5cm

Cotton thread Mad in Great Britain

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An old item for the sewing thread in, as in the old times
Beautiful and practical made of wood
L: about 5cm
Cotton thread Mad in Great Britain
In a good condition
Articleno.. L1006-11813


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