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GONZALES Bumper Sticker with 3 bonus
GONZALES Bumper Sticker with 3 bonus
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One of the mst memorable of the Texas Revolution quotations was "Come and Take It".
Taunting the Mexican army to take away the cannon that was used to protect the city of Gonzales.
This bumper sticker has 3 bonus stickers that make it an even better deal.

 
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