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Little Pony Ivy Magic Motion Friends G2 Little Pony Ivy Magic Motion Friends G2  Mi pequeño pony. Ivy Magic Motion Friends de la segunda generación G2 1997 Made in china Hasbro En buen estado de conservación, tiene 25 años. No conserva los brillantes de los ojos. Pelo en perfecto estado, la cola esta cortada.Mecanismo de la pata en perfecto funcionamiento

Lote 2 mi pequeño pony. My little pony. Hasbro china - My Little Pony G3 Pinkie Pie Lote 2 mi pequeño pony. My little pony. Hasbro china - My Little Pony G3 Pinkie Pie Los dos ejemplares de las fotos. Cualquier duda consultad.Envio Certificado 3'99€

My little pony, Hasbro 2.003 made in China My little pony, Hasbro 2.003 made in China Los gastos de envío que se describen a continuación son valederos únicamente para España. Envíos a otros destinos preguntar antes de comprar o pujar. Gastos de envío los elige el comprador en función de cómo quiere el envío: Por correo ordinario: 2,40 euros. Por correo certificado: 5,55 euros.

Lote my little pony,para asear y peinar,made in china. Lote my little pony,para asear y peinar,made in china. Varios tamaños. Gastos de envio y manipulacion 7€ 

Cristal Lace - My Little Pony - Mi pequeño Pony - G3 - Hasbro - 2003 Cristal Lace - My Little Pony - Mi pequeño Pony - G3 - Hasbro - 2003 DESCRIPCIÓN: Figura de Cristal Lace de la serie My Little Pony - Mi pequeño Pony de tercera generación. Imán en el pie. Las puntas del pelo de la cola están un poco abiertas. Ver fotos para una mejor valoración del producto. En los cascos contiene la leyenda: "2003 Hasbro - Made in China - My Little Pony"   Tengo gran variedad de muñecas y, en concreto, de Ponys a la venta. Busque entre mis lotes y ahorre en gastos de envío CONDICIONES: 1. GASTOS DE ENVÍO: - Todos los envíos los realizamos a travé s de Correos España. - Realizamos envíos por correo ordinario siempre y cuando así se nos indique. Mediante este tipo de envío no nos responsabilizamos de posibles estravíos por parte de Correos España. La responsabilidad corre a cargo del comprador. - No realizamos envíos contrareembolso. - Nuestras tarifas de envío son las fijadas en el convenio entre TodoColección y Correos o las propias de Correos España, la opción que salga más económica. - No cobramos gastos de gestión ni manipulación. - Los gastos de envío para este artículo son de  1,10*  € por correo ordinario y de   3,33 € **  por correo certificado entrega a domicilio.***   *  Los gastos de envío por correo ordinario anteriormente indicados son para Península, Baleares y Canarias. **  Los gastos de envío por correo certificado variarán para Baleares y Canarias. Consulte antes de comprar. ***  Las tarifas anteriormente expuestas son para el año 2019. - Realizamos envíos al extranjero. Consulte precios  antes de realizar la compra. - Si compra varios artículos los gastos de envío podrían variar según peso/volumen del paquete. - Los envíos se realizarán dentro de los dos siguientes días a que la transferencia se haga efectiva aunque solemos enviarlos el mismo día. - Realizamos entregas en mano en La Coruña zona Cuatro Caminos. 2. FORMAS DE PAGO: - El pago se realizará mediante transferencia bancaria o ingreso en una cuenta de CaixaBank que se le proporcionará una vez se haya realizado el pedido. - No disponemos de PayPal. - Consulte otras formas de pago (Western Union...etc.) 3. OTROS: - Puede consultarnos cualquier duda que tengan antes de realizar la compra por lo que se valorará negativamente a los usuarios que adquieran pedidos y no se hagan cargo de sus costes. - Si es usuario nuevo y no sabe cómo realizar el pedido o tiene cualquier otra pregunta referente al método de pago, estado del artículo...etc. puede consultar cualquier duda que se le plantee a través del botón "Preguntar al vendedor" que encontará en la parte superior del anuncio. - Por lo general  NO  se admiten ofertas. Si aún así quiere realizarla asegúrese de que sea razonable. -  NO  se admiten ofertas una vez adquirido el artículo. AVISO: Casi todos los productos que vendo son de segunda mano por lo que suelen tener defectos debido al paso del tiempo y a su uso. Si hay algo reseñable en el estado del producto lo hago constar tanto en la descripción del anuncio como en la sección de estado. De todas formas se recomienda fijarse bien en las fotos para una mejor valoración del mismo.

Mi Pequeño Pony / My Little Pony G1 - Bebé Juguetón - Bebé Parimosa - Baby Glider Mi Pequeño Pony / My Little Pony G1 - Bebé Juguetón - Bebé Parimosa - Baby Glider My Little Pony de Hasbro. Bebé Parimosa del set Bebé Juguetón vendido en Europa. Primera generación, año 1989. Fabricado en China. Estaría perfecto si no fuera por la punta del cuerno que ha sido cortada. Pelo sedoso y brillante. Ojos, colorete y pañales en excelente estado. Ligera diferencia de color entre cabeza y cuerpo. Incluye su lazo original.

My Little Pony G4 Flower Wishes - Mi Pequeño Pony My Little Pony G4 Flower Wishes - Mi Pequeño Pony My Little Pony de Hasbro. Cuarta generación. Año 2014. Hecho en China. En buen estado.

¡Los niños merecen lo mejor, por eso te presentamos bFigura de Acción Schleich Flower dragon with its little one/b, ideal para quienes buscan productos de calidad para los más peques! ¡Consigue bSchleich/b a los mejores precios! ulliTipo: Juguete/liliPaís/Región de fabricación: China/liliColor: Multicolor/liliMaterial: Plástico/liliEmbalaje: original (sin abrir)/liliEdad recomendada: ulli 3 Años/lili 5 Años/liliNiños/li/ul/liliCaracterísticas: Sin pilas/liliIdioma: Inglés, Alemán/li/ul

This is a single genuine English Magpie skull collected from the wild. It is air dried and if you wish, ready for further preparation or treatment, whitening, coloring, etc. I will include a few magpie feathers with each order as a little gift. Please note my photo is a stock picture. The price is per skull. Skulls may vary slightly in colour and condition. These skulls are collected from the wild and may have small imperfections such as cracks, small holes etc. Each skull is about 5cm or 2ins long. Note: This item will often arrive with the bottom beak detached. This is not a fault, but is a result of the cleaning process. I leave it to the recipient to decide if they wish to re-attach it with a spot of clear glue. Magpie Superstitions Around the World: In China, instead of being a sign of misfortune, European magpie is considered to be a lucky sign. The name is literally "happiness magpie." In China a singing Magpie foretells happiness and good luck. An old English folk tale states that when Jesus was crucified on the cross, all of the world's birds wept and sang to comfort him in his agony. The only exception was the magpie, and for this, it is forever cursed. In many parts of Europe, the Magpie is honored due to the fact it warns people of the approach of wolves and armed men. In German folklore the magpie is seen as a thief. In ancient Greece, the Magpie was associated with Dionysos and intoxication. In both Italian and French folklore, magpies' penchant for picking up shiny items is thought to be particularly directed towards precious ones. In Korea, the Magpie delivers good news and invites good people into your life. He is also seen as the village spirit. Therefore in Korea, the Magpie is seen as the symbol of good luck and happiness. In the Middle Ages and during the witch-hunts in Europe, the bird was considered to be connected with witchcraft - just like crows, ravens and black cats. In Mongolia, the Magpie is considered a clever bird with control over the weather. In Native America, the Magpie is considered as a friend and helper. In Native American folklore, wearing a magpie feather is a sign of fearlessness in some tribes as the magpie is bold and has little fear. In Norway, a magpie is considered cunning and thievish, sometimes wicked, but a playful and loud bird is also bringer of good weather. In Ancient Rome, the Magpie is sacred and linked to the god Bacchus. In Scandinavia, the Norse snow shoe goddess Skadi was associated with Magpies. In Scotland, a Magpie near the window of the house foretells death. In Scottish folklore, (in a story possibly related to the above) magpies were long reviled for allegedly carrying a drop of Satan's blood under their tongues. In South Dakota, there is a myth that all the animals had a race to determine if the two legged animals had the right to eat the four legged ones or if it was the reverse. The Bison was winning, but the Magpie was sitting between his horns. As he got close to the finish line she burst forward and won. The Magpie straddles both the inspiration and chaos archetypes. In many parts of the United Kingdom spotting a single magpie is considered bad fortune and saluting it is a way of showing the bird respect in the hope that the magpie won't pass on some of the misfortune that follows it. The Magpie is featured in some creation myths and one myth is that it allows its tail to be used as a bridge for people needing to cross a river into this world. More Magpie Superstitions: If a flock of magpies suddenly abandon a nesting area, hard times are ahead. A chattering magpie denotes the arrival of a stranger. Reversing the Magpie Myth of Bad Luck: As you can see, the solitary Magpie is very often seen as bad luck, something to be feared. Perhaps this should be reversed and the solitary Magpie will then become a lucky symbol, a symbol to be revered. When you see this solitary Magpie make a wish. When the wish materializes you will understand the true magic of the Magpie and you will understand that someone created this fearful superstition to prevent us from truly understanding and utilizing the magic of the Magpie.

45 + English Magpie Feathers with their beautiful iridiscent black/blue/green colours, cleaned, dried and ready for use in any number of craft projects. These are wing and tail feathers with a few smaller ones included as extras. They vary in length from 6cm to 20cm. There may be a little end fraying to some tail feathers. This is quite normal with any species of wild bird. Magpie Superstitions Around the World: In China, instead of being a sign of misfortune, European magpie is considered to be a lucky sign. The name is literally "happiness magpie." In China a singing Magpie foretells happiness and good luck. An old English folk tale states that when Jesus was crucified on the cross, all of the world's birds wept and sang to comfort him in his agony. The only exception was the magpie, and for this, it is forever cursed. In many parts of Europe, the Magpie is honored due to the fact it warns people of the approach of wolves and armed men. In German folklore the magpie is seen as a thief. In ancient Greece, the Magpie was associated with Dionysos and intoxication. In both Italian and French folklore, magpies' penchant for picking up shiny items is thought to be particularly directed towards precious ones. In Korea, the Magpie delivers good news and invites good people into your life. He is also seen as the village spirit. Therefore in Korea, the Magpie is seen as the symbol of good luck and happiness. In the Middle Ages and during the witch-hunts in Europe, the bird was considered to be connected with witchcraft - just like crows, ravens and black cats. In Mongolia, the Magpie is considered a clever bird with control over the weather. In Native America, the Magpie is considered as a friend and helper. In Native American folklore, wearing a magpie feather is a sign of fearlessness in some tribes as the magpie is bold and has little fear. In Norway, a magpie is considered cunning and thievish, sometimes wicked, but a playful and loud bird is also bringer of good weather. In Ancient Rome, the Magpie is sacred and linked to the god Bacchus. In Scandinavia, the Norse snow shoe goddess Skadi was associated with Magpies. In Scotland, a Magpie near the window of the house foretells death. In Scottish folklore, (in a story possibly related to the above) magpies were long reviled for allegedly carrying a drop of Satan's blood under their tongues. In South Dakota, there is a myth that all the animals had a race to determine if the two legged animals had the right to eat the four legged ones or if it was the reverse. The Bison was winning, but the Magpie was sitting between his horns. As he got close to the finish line she burst forward and won. The Magpie straddles both the inspiration and chaos archetypes. In many parts of the United Kingdom spotting a single magpie is considered bad fortune and saluting it is a way of showing the bird respect in the hope that the magpie won't pass on some of the misfortune that follows it. The Magpie is featured in some creation myths and one myth is that it allows its tail to be used as a bridge for people needing to cross a river into this world. More Magpie Superstitions: If a flock of magpies suddenly abandon a nesting area, hard times are ahead. A chattering magpie denotes the arrival of a stranger. Reversing the Magpie Myth of Bad Luck: As you can see, the solitary Magpie is very often seen as bad luck, something to be feared. Perhaps this should be reversed and the solitary Magpie will then become a lucky symbol, a symbol to be revered. When you see this solitary Magpie make a wish. When the wish materializes you will understand the true magic of the Magpie and you will understand that someone created this fearful superstition to prevent us from truly understanding and utilizing the magic of the Magpie. We have been dealing in rural and countryside related items for nearly 40 years, and have acquired a reputation for quality and reliability with thousand’s of satisfied customers worldwide. We specialise in books and other items and curios relating to Natural History, Countryside, Wildlife, Field Sports, Farming, Dogs, and other similar topics. ALL ITEMS FOR SALE ARE SOURCED LEGALLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATURAL ENGLAND LICENCES AND WITHIN THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT. THEY HAVE NOT BEEN OBTAINED SPECIFICALLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF RESALE BUT ARE THE BY PRODUCTS OF GAME KEEPING AND GAME DEALING.