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Purchased as a gift and then found out they had something similar
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see pics, large size, needs a vacum and i will do that before collection. very good condition as was a bit too small for my dog so not used much.
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Little Wagons Company
Add that little bit extra to that special day.
Wedding Wagon to enhance the wedding procession.
Suitable for Junior bridesmaid, Flower girl or Ring bearer up to 5years old.
Timber construction finished in semi-gloss white paint.
… View moreLittle Wagons Company
Add that little bit extra to that special day.
Wedding Wagon to enhance the wedding procession.
Suitable for Junior bridesmaid, Flower girl or Ring bearer up to 5years old.
Timber construction finished in semi-gloss white paint.
Negotiable
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