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Code: 1025-XL-G6315 (9UL10)
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Product of South Africa
Item #: 1025-XL-G6315 (9UL10) -
This is a pair of male springbok horns. Springbok are a small antelope common in South Africa. Springbok are not an endangered species. Not for export to Japan. Not for export to Canada as there may be problems clearing them through the CFIA.
Code: 1025-LG (Y1K)
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Product of South Africa
Item #: 1025-LG (Y1K) -
Springbok are a small antelope common in South Africa. The horns come in loose. Due to the variation of shapes and sizes in these horns, we cannot sort for matched sets. Springbok are not an endangered species. Not for export to Japan. Not for export to Canada as there may be problems clearing them through the CFIA.
Code: 1025-ME (Y1K)
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Product of South Africa
Item #: 1025-ME (Y1K) -
Springbok are a small antelope common in South Africa. The horns come in loose. Due to the variation of shapes and sizes in these horns, we cannot sort for matched sets. Springbok are not an endangered species. Not for export to Japan. Not for export to Canada as there may be problems clearing them through the CFIA.
Code: 1025-SM (Y1X)
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Product of South Africa
Item #: 1025-SM (Y1X) -
Springbok are a small antelope common in South Africa. The horns come in loose. Due to the variation of shapes and sizes in these horns, we cannot sort for matched sets. Springbok are not an endangered species. Not for export to Japan. Not for export to Canada as there may be problems clearing them through the CFIA.
Code: 1025-XL
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Product of South Africa
Item #: 1025-XL -
Springbok are a small antelope common in South Africa. The horns come in loose. Due to the variation of shapes and sizes in these horns, we cannot sort for matched sets. Springbok are not an endangered species. Not for export to Japan. Not for export to Canada as there may be problems clearing them through the CFIA.