White Saddle Blanket Large Bag with Tooled Leather Color:Tan Tooled Leather • Includes mounting prongs to 195696196110

Name: White Saddle Blanket Large Bag with Tooled Leather Color:Tan Tooled Leather • Includes mounting prongs to 195696196110
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 98201714745
Price: 134.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7857 (9 reviews)

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White Saddle Blanket Large Bag with Tooled Leather Color:Tan Tooled Leather • Includes mounting prongs to 195696196110 • Includes mounting prongs to go into a bale of hay or a life like model classic prairie floral theme is brought to life in the hand tooled leather on the front This structured everyday ensemble with intricate hand tooled details and 100% Hand Woven Saddle Blanket Fabric on the front panel adds touch of uniqueness and mystique to your everyday life The base feet at the bottom add to the durability of this stunning piece

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