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Emily the Strange Two-Headed Plush

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Original Emily the Strange plush featuring a unique two-headed design, perfect for fans of the iconic gothic character. A great collectible, ideal for display, collections, or as a gift for any Emily the Strange enthusiast. ⚠️ The plush has yellowed eyes with a few stains, as shown in the photos. ✨ In good condition, as shown in the photos. 🏷️ Original product.

CategoriaToys & Hobbies
SottocategoriaVintage & Antique Toys
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