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Oh the river flows. There is a sound effect (adjustable!) of birds/flowing river sound, and it is mirrored on the outside. Note the fancy 'arms" that allow you to prop it up. I would date this to the 80s because of the mirror, but additional info appreciated. Yes, lost my mind.
Please note I sent a message in the mirror.
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Peace Amber ! That one won't be easy to hide either ; p
I won't tell if you won't! I actually think this will be a birthday gift for a friend.
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Amberrr! Save your money for the antiques!
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Stillwater. I actually was thrilled to find this as it will be a perfect 40th birthday present for a good friend. His wife is getting him a pool table and converting a basement area into a bar/game room. This is exactly the type of piece that is kitschy fun that will be perfect. I know he will love it.
It's so bad it's good.