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TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD ABOUT THIS LEATHER KIDNEY BELT, TELL ME WHO,WHAT,WHEN & WHERE,TO START WITH IT WAS HANGING ON THE WALL OF A ANTQIUE SHOP IN ARKINSAW. THAT ALL I KNOW ABOUT IT BUT LIKE TO KNOW MORE,AS MUCH AS I CAN LEARN ABOUT IT. SO TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD, LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU ALL.
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I don't think its vintage but looks like a cool piece. I would wear something like that but i'm 56 and still stubborn and trying not to blend with the yuppies. I'd rather go to bed with a back ache. I'm sure you wouldn't have any trouble unloading it if thats your intention. Look for the person with a new leather jacket and more chrome on his boots than you have on your car. He's the winner.
haha @ Electraglide!
I MAY BE TRYING TO MAKE MORE OUT OF IT THAN IT IS,BUT IT IS SO MUCH A WORK OF ART. THAT SOME ONE WHO IS THAT GOOD AT WORKING WITH LEATHER WOULD JUST GIVE UP A PEACE SUCH AS THIS, A LOT OF TIME & EFFART WAS PUT INTO THIS BELT. SO I THANK EVERY ONE FOR THEIR INPUT ON THIS ITEM BUT I WOULD WELCOME ANY OTHER PERSON WHO KNOWS ANY THING ELSE ABOUT THE BELT OR FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH OR IS IT JUST A ONE OF A KIND THAT WAS MADE FOR HIMSELF OR FOR SOME ONE ELSE. SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME,I WILL LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING FROM ALL OF YOU. DAVID W DUKE IF NEED TO CONTACT ME ABOUT ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS ITEM MY E-MAIL ADRESS IS ladukes99@bellsouth.net