Vintage Bicycle, Antique Art, Historical Picture Frame, 10×10 8528
$27.99
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- Smartly dressed couple seated on the 1886 model bicycle for two. The South Portico of the White house Washington Dc in background.
- Great gift for Veterans Day, Independence Day, or for the history lover.
- Home decor picture frame for wall or tabletop display. Includes glass front and easel back with wall hanger.
- With a finished frame size of 10″ x 10″ this frame holds an 8 x 8 print.
- Made in the USA – Ships next business day using 1-3 day shipping to the USA.
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