Horse Head

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.43

A horse head shape in a wide range of sizes ideal for horse lovers! From Giant A4 and XXL A5 which make fabulous stable door plaques, tack room dry-wipe boards or fabulous placemats or wall art. Large and XL can be used as coasters, bunting, fridge magnets, bookmarks, and Christmas decorations. Medium, small and tiny can be key rings, badges and jewellery pendants, charms and/or earrings. Perfect for pony mad people! Available in: Giant A4 210 x 220 mm (fits on A4 Ricoh), also available as a blank spare clock face with a 9 mm centre hole XXL A5 162 x 168 mm (fits two on A4 Ricoh) XL A6 115 x 1

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