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Ace Attorney: Crime Scene Throw Blanket (Fangamer)

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New item! There's strong evidence someone likes to relax in this easy chair. This official Ace Attorney blanket was designed by Nina Matsumoto. It's a soft-finish woven throw blanket measuring 152 cm by 127 cm, made from a 70/30 poly-cotton blend.

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ConditionUsed
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