Palestinian Bedouin Hand Embroidered Belt with Vintage Ottoman Coins on Black Backing - Rita Okrent Collection (AA105b) African Trade Sourced by Rita in 1989 Stone Item 556

Name: Palestinian Bedouin Hand Embroidered Belt with Vintage Ottoman Coins on Black Backing - Rita Okrent Collection (AA105b) African Trade Sourced by Rita in 1989 Stone Item 556
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SKU: 29279571869
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Palestinian Bedouin Hand Embroidered Belt with Vintage Ottoman Coins on Black Backing - Rita Okrent Collection (AA105b) African Trade Sourced by Rita in 1989 Stone Item 556

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Palestinian Bedouin Hand Embroidered Belt with Vintage Ottoman Coins on Black Backing Rita Okrent Collection (AA105b) African Trade Sourced by Rita in 1989 Stone Item 556 Sourced by Rita in 1989 6 1 2" long (16 Red and Purple Palestinian Bedouin Hand Embroidered Belt with 8 Ottoman Coins Antiques and Artifacts Item 105b

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