Train and Carriage

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.54

A fabulous Train and Carriage (or Carriages ) perfect for Children s bedrooms, but also for any train enthusiasts out there! From Giant A4 which make fabulous dry-wipe boards and wall art, to XXL A5 for door signs, to XL which can be used as bunting and coasters, Large for fridge magnets and decorations, to Small which make great keyrings, badges, and pendants. Train: Giant A4 (for signs, wall art and placemats) 283 x 197 mm (fits on A4 Ricoh/Sawgrass/Epson) Giant A4 Spare Clock Face 283 x 197 mm (fits on A4 Ricoh/Sawgrass/Epson) XXL A5 (for signs and wall art) 197 x 139 mm (fit 2 on A4 Ricoh/

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Registered at Companies House as SUBLI METALS LTD, number 09041535. Checked 2026-08-29.
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