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Moonsorrow "Tulimyrsky" woven patch

dwaporsknaWed, 30/08/2023 - 21:42

Official woven patch for Moonsorrow's "Tulimyrsky" EP.
Bought from Iron & Ash.
100 made, this is #87

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Not for sale or trade
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Moonsorrow
Moonsorrow "Tulimyrsky" woven patch
Moonsorrow "Tulimyrsky" woven patch
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