9 ft Jackson Noble Fir Pre-Lit LED Artificial Christmas Tree with 1500 Color Changing Micro Dot Lights Item Weight:92.29 Made from high-grade solid wood

Name: 9 ft Jackson Noble Fir Pre-Lit LED Artificial Christmas Tree with 1500 Color Changing Micro Dot Lights Item Weight:92.29 Made from high-grade solid wood
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 36964927785
Price: 349.50 USD
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9 ft Jackson Noble Fir Pre-Lit LED Artificial Christmas Tree with 1500 Color Changing Micro Dot Lights Item Weight:92.29 Made from high-grade solid wood

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9 ft Jackson Noble Fir Pre Lit LED Artificial Christmas Tree with 1500 Color Changing Micro Dot Lights Item Weight:92.29 Made from high grade solid wood Made from high grade solid wood and featuring a water resistant finish PVC compound that contains non Phthalate plasticizer

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