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3l Military specification. Bladder only. Brand new

Never used or deployed. Selling due to knee problem. Chute repacked last year. Harness is a medium.Nova Altus

50 balls, orange colour

Selling these because I need the money, hard saying goodbye but has to be done! Signed by all the 2013 season team!

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2 in 1 Body Scale and Glass Photo Frame in a hand carry travel size with the maximum capacity of up to 150kg. Durable tempered glass able to be sublimated for personalization. Power will automatically turn off after the number reset to prevent draining battery. Can stand to turn into a photo frame when not in use as a scale. 2x AAA Battery required (not included) Size: 250x140x22 mm approx.

Brand new, original condition, unused. $332 - I'm selling for $310 Get a free gift Balance can be proven No expiry Pick up Richlands QLD 4077 or I can send via Aus Post for free or I can just message you the card details I can go to the store with you and buy you the item or items you want in exchange for cash Great fathers day present, birthday present or Xmas present No offers please Check out my other ads 🤗

As new 6 Second ABS with exercise program

This “The World in Union” jersey was issued for the 2003 Rugby World Cup which was played in Australia. The emblems of all 20 participating teams are beautifully embroidered across the front. An “Official Licensed Product” made by Reebok, it is the “Twenty Unions Collectors Edition” and is brand new with its original tags. It has been carefully stored, so the colours are all strong and the embroidery perfect. Unfortunately, it has a slight age spot on the left collar (Photo 6) It is 100% cotton

This very rare tie was made for the 1988 Bicentennial Aboriginal Cricket Team Tour to England. Up until then, no one of indigenous heritage had donned the baggy green. To this end, the then Prime Minister Bob Hawke, in partnership with the ACB, announced that an Australian Aboriginal cricket team would tour England through May and June that year, where they played 16 games in about as many days. Photo 7, taken from the internet, shows the team with Bob Hawke in 1988 after playing the Prime Mini