Blue Checkerboard Neck Scarf Made in Italy Vintage Steel Blue Grey Head Scarf
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Blue Checkerboard Neck Scarf. This head scarf was made in Italy. It is 100% polyester. The design is a checkerboard or geometric design in steel blues and greys. It is approx. 27" square. There is some staining and some pin holes in the scarf.
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