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stamphandj

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  1. From the album: Old and new pieces

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  2. From the album: Old and new pieces

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  3. From the album: Old and new pieces

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  4. From the album: Old and new pieces

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  5. From the album: Old and new pieces

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  6. From the album: Old and new pieces

    © stamphandj.com

  7. From the album: Old and new pieces

    © stamphandj.com

  8. From the album: Old and new pieces

    © stamphandj.com

  9. From the album: Old and new pieces

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  10. From the album: Old and new pieces

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  11. From the album: Old and new pieces

    © stamphandj.com

  12. Maybe I should draw up some plans for that box? For some reason I was thinking that box was in one of the old make it leather magazines. But I can't find it in the issues I have. You have some incredible pieces in your gallery.
  13. The tool holders that you see in those pictures are the plastic ones that Tandy has sold since I can remember. The ones in the photographs are probably thirty years old. And that cool wooden box was made for me to haul tools that I need when I worked outside of the shop. It has a small drawer for carrying items such as knives or awls or whatever. I don't recall where I got that large wooden tool rack. Since those pictures were taken, I got two of the wooden racks from Tandy because they had a good year end sale so I took advantage of some of their specials. I will post a few pictures in the near future. Thanks for your comment.
  14. Thank you.
  15. What a wonderful site you have here, and I want to say thanks for allowing others to come and share ideas. I am amazed at the skill levels of some you folks. I found this through a google search I believe. And am currently in Fort Wayne, In. But I consider Louisiana home. Anyway I had done a reasonable amount of leather work years ago and had worked as a stamphand for a few saddle and custom leather shops in Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana. Then I put the tools down for a long time and because of this site and a couple of others my interest has been rekindled. I stuck up a website to journal this new leather excursion if your interested. http://www.stamphandj.com/ Again Thanks for being here to help us out.
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