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This is an old flat belt lacer that I have used some years ago, and do not need it any longer. I dont know who the maker is. It has casting marks and a serial number.If you know about this, please let me know. It is simular to a Clipper and uses that style of fasteners. I have one sleeve going with it. I bought these at a local hardware store. The condition is ; Good working order, could use a good cleaning, it is old, and probably an antique. Made of cast iron and steel. I would be nice to clean,polish,and paint just to look at. Email me if you want better resolution pictures. This is an old flat belt lacer that I have used some years ago, and do not need it any longer. I dont know who the maker is. It has casting marks and a serial number.If you know about this, please let me know. It is simular to a Clipper and uses that style of fasteners. I have one sleeve going with it. I bought these at a local hardware store. The condition is ; Good working order, could use a good cleaning, it is old, and probably an antique. Made of cast iron and steel. It would be nice to clean,polish,and paint just to look at. Email me if you want better resolution pictures. Sorry for the typos, Kinda funny though...I like the old selling format better..... (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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