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Black Plastic Records (Bridgetown)Cincinnati, Ohio
- A16470 Glenway Ave, Ste C, Cincinnati, OH 45211
- B1513-598-9200
Independent record store · Cincinnati, Ohio
Black Plastic Records (Bridgetown)
Records and music in Cincinnati, Ohio
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The phone number for Black Plastic Records (Bridgetown) in Cincinnati, Ohio is 513-598-9200.
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Black Plastic Records (Bridgetown) is located at 6470 Glenway Ave, Ste C, Cincinnati, OH 45211, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45211.
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