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On 7/28/2022 at 6:44 PM, dikman said:

Nice work. Regarding the money belt, there are many examples in Packing Iron. The buckle end of the belt is not usually sewn, to make it easier to get the money (including notes) in and out. The tongue of the belt is passed through the slot and then the buckle, this closes the open end of the belt.

Yeah - I always borrow  that book from inter library loan - it’s been out of print forever; and goes for $150 - $200 on used book sites. 

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Early money belts - like Jesse's - were sewn around the end. Later ones were left open.

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Excellently done sir. Your skill is admired. 

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