Null Kaws and Supreme. Schum. Black and white screen printed skateboard. Supreme…

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Kaws and Supreme. Schum. Black and white screen printed skateboard. Supreme publisher in 2001. Dimensions : 79 x 20,5 cm. Brand new in their original packaging. Weight: 1.16 kg Region: USA Size: 790 x 205 mm Author/Artist: Kaws and Supreme Condition: At first glance: as new with box

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Kaws and Supreme. Schum. Black and white screen printed skateboard. Supreme publisher in 2001. Dimensions : 79 x 20,5 cm. Brand new in their original packaging. Weight: 1.16 kg Region: USA Size: 790 x 205 mm Author/Artist: Kaws and Supreme Condition: At first glance: as new with box

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