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Candy Cane Snowmobile clothing-type_socks Deflates for compact storage

Candy Cane Snowmobile clothing-type_socks Deflates for compact storageIn 1911, Harold J. Kalenze patented the Vehicle Propeller, believed to be the first snowmobile in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Santa and his elves enjoying using these snow machines to get around the North Pole quickly. Material: Polyresin, Stone Powder Measurements: 2. 1in H x 1. 7in W x 4in L Wt. 0. 21 lbs

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Deflates for compact storage

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Candy Cane Snowmobile clothing-type_socks Deflates for compact storageIn 1911, Harold J. Kalenze patented the Vehicle Propeller, believed to be the first snowmobile in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Santa and his elves enjoying using these snow machines to get around the North Pole quickly. Material: Polyresin, Stone Powder Measurements: 2. 1in H x 1. 7in W x 4in L Wt. 0. 21 lbs

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