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Microsoft Windows XP Logo Emaille Pin (2000s)

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Kleine curios pin, gebruikt om de release van Windows XP te promoten. Als je super fan bent van dat besturingssysteem, is deze pin voor jou! Berekend ongeveer 1,5 cm van top tot bottom, en 2 cm breed. Staat: Great

CategorieCollectibles

SubcategorieEntertainment Memorabilia

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90s funny pin used video game merch

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