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Winnie The Pooh Plush Backpack (Disney Store, 90s)

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Qué bolsa tan adorable!! Es un poco más marrón que el Winnie The Pooh moderno, pero aún así se puede ver claramente qué intenta representar; has derrotado a la bestia que es Pooh, y ahora llevas su cabeza decapitada como trofeo. Condición: ¡Genial!

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90s backpack disney used Winnie the pooh

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