Dimensions: W 140cm (55") x D 137cm (54")
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| Brand | Natural History Museum |
|---|---|
| Retailer | Dunelm |
| Colour | Olive |
| Dimensions | W 140cm (55") x D 137cm (54") |
| EAN | 5056841304475 |
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