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Brookwood Fat 50s' strap
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  1. January 30th, 2011, 02:10 PM #1
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    Default Brookwood Fat 50s' strap

    Here's a heftier version of my 50's style strap. This has a 3" wide shoulder pad lined with soft saddle chap leather on a 1 1'4" strap of thick English bridle. You can see the thickness of the hide compared to a quarter in the last photo. The beveled edges are burnished and uncolored. Pewter tone buckle and smoke color rivets. This strap is hefty but supple. 'Can be finish cut to any size all the way up to 75".
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    Very nice, Bob! I really love the color and style.
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    Thanks Don

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    I really like this wider version! It retains enough of the old style, but looks better (IMO) and should be plenty comfy for LP's and basses.
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  5. January 31st, 2011, 10:06 AM #5
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    Beautiful work, as always!
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