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36 Pieces Mini Wooden Hammers Gavel Toy for Kids, Natural Wood Crab Lobster Seafood Mallets
36 Pieces Mini Wooden Hammers Gavel Toy for Kids, Natural Wood Crab Lobster Seafood Mallets
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- Package includes 36 pcs mini wooden hammers
- Lacquer free & health. Solid natural wood with smooth finish
- Sizes: 5.7x1.5x1 inch/14.5x3.8x2.5 cm
- Great toys for kids to improve their flexibility and grasping abilities
- Easily crack shells of crab and lobster. The hammers can also be used as breakable heart hammers for chocolate
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