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GLM Collage Picture Frames for 4x6 and 5x7 Photos with Glass and Mat, Photo Frame Collage for Wall Holds Five 4x6 Or 5x7 Photos Picture Frames Collage Rustic Distressed (Gray) Color:White and then peel off the 4e99a7d4 4a35 49e1 bd1b 3f83fdebd43e and then peel off the cover release paper as well as cleaning household windows this frame is not only an excellent decor addition but also easy to install Rustic Design: Features a unique farmhouse design that complements any home
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