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Thursday, October 7, 2010

Vintage Novelty Pistol Gun Hairdryer

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The Vintage Novelty Pistol Gun Hairdryer, I love this gun hairdryer, funny! A working, fantastic condition, rare vintage novelty hair dryer, complete with white plastic holster. No electrocution worries, the silver gun material is plastic as well. Pull the hammer (on top) to the desired heat setting, squeeze the trigger and let'er rip.
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