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Rope Buckle in White Bronze: A Gentlemen’s buckle. It states a certain class in dress.
This will fit our latchets of 1 1/4″. Overall measurements 2 1/8″x 2 1/5″.
Boiler, Corn boiler, Mucket ,can with a lid
Looks like Tin, but it is Stainless Steel, satin finish: How many times have you come back to camp and forgotten to clean your tin ware? It is gross in the morning. Not with these look-a-likes. Will not corrode and easily cleaned.
Domed Pewter Button 3/4″, 106. Hand made in the USA
106 S is the next size in the series of domed buttons. Size is 3/4″. Made in Britannia pewter which is lead-free, the same as all our pewter products.
Matching domed buttons are 173 and 107. Good for Military and Civilian use.
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Richard France –
Perfect shoes !!
I have always bought Fugawee shoes because of the wide selection and very well made shoes. This is my favorite pair I own. I can't recommend them enough!! Thanks Fugawee !! Richard