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Bananas In Pyjamas: B1 and B2 Plush (90s)

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Super cute plushie set of the two Bananas from the hit kids show Bananas in Pyjamas. Small but very cute. Condition: Good/Great!

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ConditionUsed

90s bananas in pyjamas cartoon plush used

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