Vintage Mexican Freetail Bat Print Size:8"x10" this flask will keep your

this flask will keep your drink hot or cold until you're ready to enjoy it

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Vintage Mexican Freetail Bat Print Size:8"x10" this flask will keep yourThis Mexican Freetail Bat print comes from "Voyage dans l' Amrique Mridionale, (Travels to South America)", edited by Dessalines d' Orbigny in 1847. The art is digitally printed on high quality acid free and archival matte paper. Each print is packaged in a sealed clear sleeve with matte backing and includes an info card with the history of the art. Measures approx. 8" x 10" Acid free & archival matte paper