-40%
EXTREAM THE DOJO Metal Hardcore Event of Japan T-shirt XL ATREYU UNEARTH Others
$ 18.47
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Description
■DescriptionWelcome to my auction for the item
EXTREAM THE DOJO Metal Hardcore Event of Japan T-shirt XL
!
It
is
a
T-shirt
of
Japanese
metal
event
"
EXTREAM
THE
DOJO"
which
I
held
in
2005
.
ATREYU
,
UNEARTH
,
NORMA
JEAN
appeared
.
It
is
one article
that
is
very
precious
in
Japan
.
Happy Bidding!
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’
t receive your payment after 5 days from the end of the listing, I will go ahead to file an unpaid item on eBay.
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’
t ship to any other addresses other
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for
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■Terms of Sale
・I can accept return within 14 days after you receive it.
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・It is buyer
’
s responsibility for the return shipping cost when sending back the item to me.
・I don
’
t accept any return without my approval and the item has to be returned in the original condition from the item you received.
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