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This is a door stop made of cast iron. As Christmas is coming and I love anything "Mickey" I wanted to share this with you all. Thanks for looking and hope the approching holiday season, finds you well and happy.
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HO-HO-HO, thanks mustangtony for spreading the "Christmas" cheer and showing the love on this, Really appreciate it!!
As the hours count down to Christmas Day, I would like to say "Merry Christmas To all the CW Family", and for those that don't celebrate Christmas, "Happy Holidays" to all of you also.
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Love him Kerry ! Do you have him locked in a trap ? A House mouse trap house with a screen for a veiw ?
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Merry Christmas Kerry !!!! You always bring the cheer !!!!
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for stopping in and sharing the Christmas Cheer, I really do think each and everyone of you are very special. Thanks again
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