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Pixar 3D perpetual Calendar Luxo Jr. (Disney)

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New item! Super cool and cute (yes we're back to only using those two words to describe things) calendar shaped as the Iconic Pixar Lamp and ball! Can be used forever and ever, since you just turn the numbers and months around.

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SubcategoryOther Toys
ConditionUsed
Calendardisneydisney pixarpixarToys & Games

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