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The Ugly Truth - Comedy Movie on DVD Video
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Geoffrey, Inc. Soft Classics Stuffed Toy Teddy Bear with Hat
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Kool & The Gang - Emergency - on Cassette - 1984
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Re-Imagined by J. Crew Beige 7" Shorts Women's Size 4
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Jolly Exakt
Jolly Exakt Design Set of 12 Graphite Drawing Pencils
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Accessories
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Women's Shoes
Steve Madden Lance Platform Wingtip Oxford Shoes
A pair of unworn shoes in the original box, Women's Size 6.5.They are black patent leather lace up shoes with a thick sole and 2" heel. Shipping Fee $10.00. $65.99
Necklace
Lia Sophia Black Twisted Cord Necklace with Silvertone Pendants
This statement necklace still has the original product tag attached; the necklace is 17" with a 3" extender. FREE Shipping! $19.99
Key Chain
Leather Key Chain
A preowned leather keychain featuring a silvertone disc with a motorcycle rider. Measures approximately 3-1/4". FREE Shipping! $7.99
Nostalgia Corner
St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York City (March 17, 1984)
The parade on March 17, 2026 marked the 265th St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York City. The parade honors Saint Patrick, the Patron Saint of Ireland, and it also celebrates the culture and history of the Irish people. The very first parade was on March 17, 1762.