A beautiful apricot-colored insulated bottle featuring 'Normandie 6 juin 1944' and poppies.
Contents: 500ml.
Normandy 6 June 1944 Apricot-Coloured Insulated Bottle – 500 ml Stainless Steel insulated bottle | Official Normandy Souvenir
Take a symbol of the Normandy Landings with you wherever you go with this Normandy 6 June 1944 apricot-coloured insulated bottle. An everyday item that is both practical and iconic. The product description states a capacity of 500 ml.
With its apricot finish and stainless steel construction, this insulated bottle is the perfect companion for your days at the office, your journeys, your outings or your moments of relaxation. Reusable and easy to carry, it also makes an original souvenir from Normandy for history enthusiasts and visitors to the D-Day sites.
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