Cow horn whetstone holder
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€47.76
A whetstone holder should always be kept close at hand when scythe mowing. It is simply worn on the belt or waistband and filled with a little water. This whetstone holder is made from a cow horn. The horn varies in color from sand, blonde, and reddish-brown to black. This is a natural characteristic, so specific color requests cannot be accommodated. The image is for illustrative purposes only.
| Lenght: | 290 mm |
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| Material: | Rinderhorn |
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