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Item Code: 224-499
Iron “Wishbone” w/hook and rear studs, attached to rough Field-made belt cut from bridal leather, 35” in length, 1.75” in length, w/four punched holes. Leather is stiff cracking throughout. The “wish-bone” buckle, which displays moderate corrosion, is hooked prominently in front. For belt & buckle aficionados, a stunning display piece. [jp]
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