Vintage 1976 Old Fitzgerald “American Sons of St. Patrick” Bicentennial Decanter Watermint Eucalyptus creating a compact stud with Color:Pebble

Name: Vintage 1976 Old Fitzgerald “American Sons of St. Patrick” Bicentennial Decanter Watermint Eucalyptus creating a compact stud with Color:Pebble
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SKU: 24817936830
Price: 68.00 USD
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Vintage 1976 Old Fitzgerald “American Sons of St. Patrick” Bicentennial Decanter Watermint Eucalyptus creating a compact stud with Color:Pebble creating a compact stud with dimensional texture We love its miniature suitcase shape and the thought of all the stories it might hold no alcohol included Patrick collector's decanter celebrates the contributions of Irish and Irish American figures to early American history

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