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House Built In The 1800's, Wooden Funny Sign Cabin Signs The front is a Beeswax The front is a Beeswax color using Wise Owl Chalk paint then distressed and glazed over for that great old look Signs usually ship in 1 3 business days They look old and each one is unique House Built in the 1800's
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House Built In The 1800's, Wooden Funny Sign Cabin Signs The front is a Beeswax

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