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Eyeball Keychain
$ 7.50
I Heart Guts!
Eyeball Keychain
$ 7.50
You’ll be lookin’ good with our eyeball keychain in charge of your keys. Soft enamel keychain measures 2.15” x 1.8”, engraved with "Party Pupil in the House" on the back. Cardboard backing describes the wonder of the human eyeball. Designed in the U.S., made in China.
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