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Originally $495.00
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Item Code: 172-2323
Black leather rig with leather keeper, its two joined pieces measuring 43.25 and 16” respectively, and 2.25” in width. The joined section has punched hole for sword scabbard frog, two punched holes atop the shorter arm, one punched hole and keeper stitched at the end of the longer. Leather is supple and in solid condition, with minor scuffs and light flaking. Else VG. Fine NCO collectible.
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