Montana Silversmiths Make America Great Again Attitude Buckle western cologne • Ideal Work Environments:Outdoor | 10058936-35X32

Name: Montana Silversmiths Make America Great Again Attitude Buckle western cologne • Ideal Work Environments:Outdoor | 10058936-35X32
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 97082478440
Price: 50.00 USD
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Montana Silversmiths Make America Great Again Attitude Buckle western cologne • Ideal Work Environments:Outdoor 10058936 35X32 • Ideal Work Environments:Outdoor Varied terrain Single fold construction An oval antiqued silver tone Attitude buckle with the phrase "Make America Great Again" across the front with emphasis on America A design of a half moon of stars highlighted by deep blue paint rests above America while another half moon rest below with silver toned vertical bars alternated with brightly painted red ones giving the buckle a deep patriotic feel

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