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Item Code: 490-1027
The outer flap is a little stiff and has the integral closing tab which is unbroken. The interior flap is smooth and has both of the inner “ears” remaining. The body of the box is solid with a few small skuffs on the side. The fleece remains but there is no nipple pick. Bottom has brass finial. Both loops remain on back and are unbroken. Belt loops are stitched and riveted. All stitching is tight and unbroken. Nice displayable pouch. [jet]
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