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Clarice Tudor Medieval Noble Steed Magnetic Bumper Sticker
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Clarice Tudor – Medieval Noble Steed Magnetic Bumper Sticker
Ride in ridiculous style with the Medieval Noble Steed Magnetic Bumper Sticker by Clarice Tudor. Featuring a delightfully absurd medieval illustration of a horse labeled “Noble Steed,” this magnetic bumper sticker combines historic charm with Clarice’s signature wit—perfect for cars, campers or vans.
Features:
Original artwork by Clarice Tudor – medieval parody style
Weatherproof magnetic material – easy to apply, remove & reuse
Works on most metal surfaces: cars, fridges, toolboxes & more
A hilarious gift for history nerds, meme lovers & Renaissance fair goers
20x8cm
Why drive a car when you can command a noble steed?






