Trashion recycled art peace necklace

05 January 2010

Plastic toy soldiers on chain with "peace" symbol cut from a tupperware lid

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Materials obtained by dumpster diving & trash trawling

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For sale?:

Yes

Purchase details:

$NZ80.00

Submitted by Martin Philip Adlington on Tue, 05/01/2010 - 10:09pm.

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