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2144 days ago

Soft toys for sale

Hayden from Johnsonville

Hi everyone,
My little sister wants to sell some soft toys she has outgrown to try and earn some pocket money.
The frog makes a ribbit sound and the Buzzy Bee toy has a pull string that makes a pleasing humming sound when retracting.
She also has some other soft toys where you can choose one for free with every soft toy you buy!
Tigger and yellow duck $3 each.
Donald Duck, Micky Mouse and Pluto $3 each or $8 for all three.
The MushaBelly has a sound mechanism inside that no longer works so only $2.
Everything else $2 each.

Please PM me or email me at haydenthemonkey@gmail.com for more information. Many thanks, Hayden.

Negotiable

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