pair of 42 dated leather straps. purpose?
Article about: Hi, here's some pics of a set of british army leather straps of some sort. 220cm long and 3.5cm wide. The buckles are brass with a catridge brass roller and a steel pin. The belt holes start
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Re: pair of 42 dated leather straps. purpose?
Thind these are either bedding or luggage straps
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Re: pair of 42 dated leather straps. purpose?
they are definately luggage straps
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Re: pair of 42 dated leather straps. purpose?
Look like Bridle head piece part for a horse mate! Will have a look on net for ya
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Re: pair of 42 dated leather straps. purpose?
They made alot of leather goods, mainly Horse leather equiptment:
Walsall leather manufacturers in 1925
They also made luggage though so more research required
'Bags and Dressing Cases': D. Mason & Sons, c.1900. In these goods we see the influence of increased travel and the coming of the light leathergoods trade. This would increasingly occupy D. Mason & Sons. In the last days of the company, when it traded under the Strand Leathergoods name, it was exclusively a maker of light leathergoods.
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Re: pair of 42 dated leather straps. purpose?
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