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Siskiyou’s New England Patriots stainless steel NFL travel mug will keep your drink hot or cold while tailgating or watching the game from home. The pewter emblem is highly detailed, hand painted, and depicts both the team and the community. This insulated 18 oz mug is durable and attractive. It’s great for personal use, as a gift for any fan, or makes a wonderful addition to a collection!… More >>

Siskiyou Sports New England Patriots 18 oz NFL Stainless Steel Travel Mug

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