Leather Menu Folder Presenter Guest Check Book Holder Money Pocket Fit Server Apron with Pen Clip for Hotel Bar Salon KTV Restaurant(Black) Phone Charger the width is 27cm

Name: Leather Menu Folder Presenter Guest Check Book Holder Money Pocket Fit Server Apron with Pen Clip for Hotel Bar Salon KTV Restaurant(Black) Phone Charger the width is 27cm
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16119223141
Price: 31.99 USD
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Leather Menu Folder Presenter Guest Check Book Holder Money Pocket Fit Server Apron with Pen Clip for Hotel Bar Salon KTV Restaurant(Black) Phone Charger the width is 27cm

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Leather Menu Folder Presenter Guest Check Book Holder Money Pocket Fit Server Apron with Pen Clip for Hotel Bar Salon KTV Restaurant(Black) Phone Charger the width is 27cm the width is 27cm Colour: Transparent panel w black brackets Material: leather receipts and credit cards

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