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Metal Wall Sign - Seeburg - Jukebox

€7,90
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Are you looking for a unique and playful decoration item for your home or bar? Then this metal wall sign of the iconic Seeburg Jukebox is the perfect choice! With its nostalgic look, this wall sign will take you straight back to the glory days of the jukebox.

The wall sign is made of high-quality metal and features a beautiful print of the famous Seeburg Jukebox. The vibrant colors and detailed image make this wall sign a real eye-catcher. In addition, the sign is also of durable quality, so you will enjoy it for years to come.

This metal wall sign is not only a fun decoration, but also a great gift for vintage jukebox lovers. It is a playful addition to any room and will certainly catch the attention of your guests.

Bring the magic and atmosphere of the past into your home with this beautiful metal wall sign of the Seeburg Jukebox. Order now and give your interior a retro touch!

Experience the nostalgia of the Seeburg Jukebox with this unique metal wall sign!

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