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Item Code: 344-3238
Made of soft deer skin and hand sewn, this sword cover is in good condition, with most stitching intact. About 8 ½” from the top is a 1 ½” spot where stitching has come apart. There are some very tiny holes scattered around cover. Light surface dirt is present.
Measures 43 ½” long x 7” wide at the top. [sm]
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