RARE VINTAGE 90\'S APPLE MACINTOSH MOUSE PAD For Sale

RARE VINTAGE 90\'S APPLE MACINTOSH MOUSE PAD
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RARE VINTAGE 90\'S APPLE MACINTOSH MOUSE PAD:
$34.39

It only has that identation/scratch above the p\'s as seen on pic. No repairs done to it.Feel free to email us any questions you may have! SHIPPING: Orders usually ship out 1-3 business days after item(s) are paid. After being shipped it will take 1-5 days to arrive, tracking number will be issued. It takes longer for international delivery. Shipping origin is from the Bay Area in California. TO AVOID FRAUD: I Will ONLY ship to address shown in as the shipping address. Make sure you write the correct one before ordering REFUNDS: If you are not happy with your item you can return it for a refund. There will be a $3.00 re-stocking fee. If the item is NEW WITH TAGS, the item must be returned clean with tags (returned in the SAME CONDITONS) to get a refund. Ties are final sale unless its misrepresented in any way, contact me with in 24 from delivery


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