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David also employed a lap steel slide (probably one of the Jedsons, blonde or red)

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This is the tobacco residue that sticks to the objects it touchesfurniture, carpets, bookshelves, curtains, and even ceilings and walls

ID: 45921 - 27 This product has been added to your basket Checkout H: 2.5cm W: 6.5cm D: 10.5cm A 1970s Japanese 'Silvia' musical cigarette case with a built-in storage compartment and compact mirror