LION KING Personalised Name Print - Fully Framed - Disney - D2

LION KING Personalised Name Print - Fully Framed - Disney - D2

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$48.00

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LION KING Personalised Name Print - Fully Framed - Disney - D2Personalised Fully Framed Name Print A name print which is personalised to fit any name required. For that very special person. I can assure this will never dissapoint. What You Get: 1. Printed on high quality 180gsm photo paper using the finest inks available for the best results possible which will last a lifetime. 1. Completely personalised with the name of your choice. 2. High Quality Oak, Black or White finish frame included Size 17 x 9 inches in

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012