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Judge's gavel, wooden mallets, auctioneer's gavel, wooden tool set, for judges, lawyers, auction houses and businesses.
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Description
Judge's Gavel: The Judge's Gavel is the perfect addition to any classroom, meeting, or election, creating an impression of legal and business decor. This handmade judge's gavel makes an excellent surprise gift for a lawyer, judge, CEO, local club president, auctioneer, or executive. Material: This judge's gavel is made of durable hardwood with exquisite craftsmanship and a beautiful natural finish. The judge's gavel is made of high-quality wood and is durable. The wooden auctioneer's gavel has a long, ergonomic handle for a comfortable and secure grip. The round block fits the gavel perfectly and produces a clear, loud sound when struck. The wooden auctioneer's gavel and sounding block have a certain collector's value and will become cherished mementos in the future. The wooden auctioneer's gavel is suitable for real estate companies, auctions, etc., and is also suitable for film and television series recordings, mock university trials, and various business activities. The judge's gavel is perfect as an interesting office accessory and conversation piece. Wide range of uses: It is the perfect addition to any classroom, conference room, and selection room, giving an impression of legal and business etiquette. The judge's gavel is also a practical tool for lawyers, judges, auctions, speeches, debates, and more.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourBrown
- Replacement handleNo
- Handle material typeWood
- MaterialWood
- Hammer typeRoofing mallet
- ManoMano ReferenceME221173102
- MMID353347998840
- Product codeYXCP-18107
- EAN4005345266759
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