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4H57 - Really nice hat made of treated leather. The hat has been treated to the leather right from the start should look a little used and gives a nice style. Kängruemblem AR side of the band around the hat.
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Really nice hat made of treated leather. The hat has been treated to the leather right from the start should look a little used and gives a nice style. Kängruemblem on the side of the band around the hat.
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