Alphacolor Biggies - 00006-0099

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$14.15

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00006-0099

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blick

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Alphacolor offers brilliant, opaque, watercolor tempera in smooth, semi-moist cakes. These non-spillable cakes respond instantly to a wet brush, and will never spoil or dry out. Alphacolor Biggies measure 2 x 1/2. - Set of 8 Colors, with tray

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