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7 paper flowers. No strings. 2.5" height x 1.75" width.
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15 flowers with strings. 2.75" height x 3.37" width. Rexine
(plastic coated paper) outer leaves protect the flowers to make them
long lasting.
BK14626 (M10-10-3.4)
Hugard teaches manipulations and tricks with paper money. 59 pages,
illustrated.
14362 (R7-1-4)
Production flower bouquet. 2 different colored bouquets in
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