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The Simpsons: Groundskeeper Willie Ripping Shirt Open Enamel Pin (90s)

The Simpsons: Groundskeeper Willie Ripping Shirt Open Enamel Pin (90s)

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Funny label pin, that depicts a very particular scene from The Simpsons, Season 5, Episode 19, " Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Son. You can watch it here! Measures approximately 3 cm from top to bottom Condition: Great

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SubcategoryApparel & Merchandise

ConditionUsed

BrandFox

Item typeClothing & merchandise

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