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Marsoni
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The Ancient One - enamel pinThis pin is around 5 inches tall and was originally used on a Widespread Panic tour print but simplified and redrawn for the enamel pin medium. NOTES: 5 inches tall soft enamel with glitter fills and various metals backside features quadruple posts with rubber clutches with logo mark printed with friends at Alchemy editions are as follows: 75 on copper metal 50 on black metal with rainbow 25 on anodized metal 10 on silver metal titled 'Hall Of Roses'
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