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Wind Up Metal Toy Boat...Made In Japan...Excellent Condition | Toys431 of 1078 |  |  |
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When I was out Monday night on a pick I also found this wind up red and white metal boat. It has a prop that turns for playing in the water. It is stamped Made In Japan. The boat is 9 inches long and 3 inches wide. The boat is in excellent condition.
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