Original Apple iPod Nano 1st Generation Student Discount Promotional Refrigerator Magnet Actual Size 2005 iPod Shuffle 32MB/30GB: MA444 PA444 MA446 PA446 Battery Capacity:2000mah (Thin)

Name: Original Apple iPod Nano 1st Generation Student Discount Promotional Refrigerator Magnet Actual Size 2005 iPod Shuffle 32MB/30GB: MA444 PA444 MA446 PA446 Battery Capacity:2000mah (Thin)
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SKU: 5218263285
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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Original Apple iPod Nano 1st Generation Student Discount Promotional Refrigerator Magnet Actual Size 2005 iPod Shuffle 32MB 30GB: MA444 PA444 MA446 PA446 Battery Capacity:2000mah (Thin) 32MB 30GB: MA444 PA444 MA446 PA446 Please Note: iPhone 4S models sold via this listing are no longer able to be activated for use on a cellular network Please consider the item's age (21 years old) and handle delicately

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