Wallace 2209 in Chestnut Bridle Leather, Earlier Version
An earlier Wallace 2209 in chestnut English bridle leather with brass buckles, a key lock and dark-edged layered gussets. Made at Marcellino NY.
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An earlier Wallace 2209 in chestnut English bridle leather with brass buckles, a key lock and dark-edged layered gussets. Made at Marcellino NY.
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