5 Pieces Raffle Ticket Dispenser Brass Ticket Roll Dispenser Raffle Drum for Single Double Roll, Sweepstakes, Charity Auctions, Trade Shows Storage Tray • Accurate lines

Name: 5 Pieces Raffle Ticket Dispenser Brass Ticket Roll Dispenser Raffle Drum for Single Double Roll, Sweepstakes, Charity Auctions, Trade Shows Storage Tray • Accurate lines
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 94176384397
Price: 90.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7038 (29 reviews)

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5 Pieces Raffle Ticket Dispenser Brass Ticket Roll Dispenser Raffle Drum for Single Double Roll, Sweepstakes, Charity Auctions, Trade Shows Storage Tray • Accurate lines • Accurate lines Toe Protectors: The bed frame toe protectors provide padding protection for the hard furniture legs in your home Large Capacity: the raffle ticket tumbler can store either a single roll of tickets or the 2 rolls of tickets What You Can Get: you will get 5 raffle ticket holders in a package

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