Neonetics 15-Inch Coca-Cola 1910 Classic Neon Clock features_water-resistant Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer 58780

Name: Neonetics 15-Inch Coca-Cola 1910 Classic Neon Clock features_water-resistant Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer 58780
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58530921796
Price: 84.99 USD
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Neonetics 15 Inch Coca Cola 1910 Classic Neon Clock features_water resistant Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer 58780 Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer SKU 66294 Manufacturer UPC 676065662943 Assembly Required None Manufacturer Armadillo Tough Manufacturer SKU AR4PC32G Manufacturer UPC 810015862858 Assembly Required Partial Quartz movement clock operates on one AA battery (not included) Neonetics neon clocks feature a hand blown ring of real glass neon

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