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National Tree Company 7.5-ft Frasier Fir Slim Artificial Christmas Tree Michigan Axe 24-teeth ultra thin kerf carbide-tipped

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National Tree Company 7.5 ft Frasier Fir Slim Artificial Christmas Tree Michigan Axe 24 teeth ultra thin kerf carbide tipped 24 teeth ultra thin kerf carbide tipped blade Stay true to the modern version of the kettle that started it all—the Original Kettle® Cashmere No Tree Family Fir Height (Feet) 7 This Natural Fraser Fir tree features a slim profile that may be a better fit for corners or areas with limited space This three section tree features hinged branches for ease of assembly 1667 branch tips All metal hinged construction Branches are attached to center pole sections Sturdy folding metal tree stand

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