Western Silver Longhorn & Multi-Colored Horseshoe Necklcase and Earrings COPPER LAMP Hand tooled vegetable tanned antique MFWC1059013

Name: Western Silver Longhorn & Multi-Colored Horseshoe Necklcase and Earrings COPPER LAMP Hand tooled vegetable tanned antique MFWC1059013
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57342467197
Price: 24.95 USD
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Western Silver Longhorn & Multi Colored Horseshoe Necklcase and Earrings COPPER LAMP Hand tooled vegetable tanned antique MFWC1059013 Hand tooled vegetable tanned antique brown leather decorated with antiqued silver spots A great rustic northwoods theme rug that can be used as an entry rug or as a large area rug Western Silver Longhorn & Multi Colored Horseshoe Necklcase and Earrings Make a western fashion statement with this silver longhorn and multi colored stone horseshoe necklace with matching earrings

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