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Issue: Apr, 1946
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Posted: 02/21/2008
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Cowboy Spinning Rope (Apr, 1946)

Cowboy Spinning Rope
Such as I have used professionally for over 20 years plus complete book of instructions. Postpaid anywhere in U.S.A.
$3.25
DICK NASH, 50 Florida Ave. N.E.
Washington 2, D. C.

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  1. KatS says: April 1, 20088:03 pm

    just be careful you don’t trip yourself…

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