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Holiday Clydesdale Ornament
1MSRP: $24.99
The Clydesdale is a magnificent and hardworking draft horse known for its strength and versatility. Derived from strong farm horses of the Clydesdale region of Scotland, they have been used for pulling heavy loads for over 300 years. Intelligent and agreeable, the Clydesdale makes a wonderful work partner.
Dimensions: 3.5 X 4 X 1.25 (HxLxW)
Item Number: #12255
UPC: 729343122551
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12/28/2019
Haley H.
Beautiful ornament
This is hands down my new favorite ornament! Delicate and beautifully made.
Old World Christmas
Hi Haley- What an honor to be your favorite, it is one of ours too!
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