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Glenrowan vintage Ned Kelly glass tumbler x2 Australian Bushranger souvenir
SKU: 8681-11283851
$24.00
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Crafted with care, these vintage glasses evoke a sense of nostalgia and pride in Australian heritage, perfectly commemorating the story of Ned Kelly. Whether displayed in your home or used for enjoying your favorite beverages, these tumblers offer both functionality and a piece of history. A true collector’s item, the Glenrowan Ned Kelly Tumblers are a beautiful and meaningful addition to any collection, celebrating the spirit of Australia's legendary outlaw.
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Used: good
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