VINTAGE Mexico Hand-Carved Hand-Painted Cane Wooden Walking Stick 70’s Tiger 35”

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US $29.22
ApproximatelyRM 123.40
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Located in: Shawnee, Oklahoma, United States
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Item specifics

Brand
Handmade
Color
Multi-Color
Decade
1970s
Style
Walking Stick
Original/Reproduction
Original
Material
Wood
Look
Folk Art
Gender
Adult Unisex
Country/Region of Manufacture
Mexico
Modified Item
No
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We are three sisters who look for unique and "good stuff" and bring them to our Ebay buyers. We love the hunt and finding the unusual and one of a kind items people are looking for. Enjoy browsing and ...
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