Hudson's Bay Red and Black 4 point blanket

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This Hudson's Bay 4 point blanket is made of 100% wool and are known for their durability.

Made in England.

It measures 84" x 72

The color is red with black stripe and 4 points.

Please see pictures for the condition as it is not new.

It shows signs of wear, and have a few pin holes and edging wear as seen in photos.

***It has been around animals***

A dry cleaning is recommended before if you have allergies.

It will provide comfort and warmth for even the coldest of nights to families for generations to come.

It's perfect for the cottage, camping, or by the fireplace.

It's heavy and warm and cozy.

Pictured on a queen bed.

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