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$275.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 286-320
Outer flap marking: (oval encircled) “R.H. White/ U.S. Ord. Dept/ Sub-Inspector.” Inner flap maker mark: “S.H. Young/ & Co/ Newark/ N.J.” Leather exhibits light flaking of out flap, finial flap, and reverse belt loops; along with slight flaking of inner flap. Touch of verdigris around bottom finial. Leather otherwise solid with excellent stitching. Retains clean inner fleece and pick tool. Very solid collectible. [jp]
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