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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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Thank You for all the nice comments Dirtclod, Bruce, Dink and Bobby.
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Glad they helped.
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Put these together for a fundraiser in Colorado. I hope someone will want them. I hope someone will want them.
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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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They Look Great Tim!!
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My 132k6 was my first machine and I still have it. I sew Chaps, canvas and do bullet loops on my belts with it. It sews great and you can't beat the amount of thread you can wind on a bobbin that size. I used to sew holsters on it as well but that was pushing it. I upgraded to a Landis #1 for the holsters and now I use a Landis #3 for the heavy work. I wouldn't trade my 132k6 for any new machine built today.
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Welcome to the site. Nice work I look froward to seeing more of it.
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They Look great Tim.
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Welcome to the site. Look forward to you posting some of your work.
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Welcome to the site and keep up the good work.
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Welcome To The Site.
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Very clean work, they look great.
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Hi Ian, I don't know of anyone building this stamp at this time. I bet Bob beard could make it. Yes that is the 3's work. Thank you for all of the positive remarks.
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I bought this stamp with some other old tools. It has no name on it. Could be McMillen, we had a few tool makers in Az back in the old days. It is hard to tell one of their tools vs. a McMillen, at least for me. Ray Hackbarth Marked his tools.
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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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From the album: Cowboy cuffs
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