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Microsoft Windows XP Logo Enamel Pin (2000s)

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Curios little pin, used to promote the release of Windows XP. If you’re super into that particular operating system, this pin is for you! Measures approximately 1,5 cm from top to bottom, and 2 cm across. Condition: Great

CategoryCollectibles

SubcategoryEntertainment Memorabilia

ConditionUsed

90s funny pin used video game merch

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