Distressed Brown Motorcycle Vest with Genuine Bison Nickel
Men’s Distressed Brown Genuine Bison Nickel Vest. Perfect leather, perfect style. With double stitching pattern that can only be done by hand. The Distressed Buffalo Nickel shows what perfect taste you have. 1.2-1.4mm (3-3 1/2 oz) Soft, Supple Distressed Brown Naked Leather, and with our standard features: Double sided leather interfacing, enables the vest to retain shape when carrying a concealed pistol or any heavy objects. Two leather-lined front pockets (approx. 4.5″ deep) and two inside leather lined pistol pockets (approx. 9″ deep) close with a snap on one side and the other with a zipper, both have a small internal pocket (4″ x 4″) for a gun barrel or cell phone . Adjustable lace-up for just the right fit. Genuine Bison Nickel converted into snaps by . Poly Twill extremely durable liner. Bikers leather vest / Bison vest.
Naked Leather |
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Naked Leather, made from the finest raw material, are clean natural hides which have not been sanded to remove imperfections. Only the hair has been removed. The grain remains in its natural state which will allow the best fiber strength, resulting in greater durability. The natural grain also has natural breathability, resulting in greater comfort. The natural Naked Leather surface will wear better than other leather. |
Thickness or Weight – Leather is usually measured in terms of ounces. One ounce equals 1/64th of an inch thickness. Thus, a weight of 7 to 8 oz. means the leather is 7/64th to 8/64th of an inch thickness. In an effort to make leather a uniform thickness, wet hides are run through a splitting machine. However, each animal is different and there is always a slight thickness variation throughout the hide. This is why leathers are usually shown with a range of thickness, such as, 4 to 5 oz., 6 to 7 oz., etc.
Leather Thickness Conversion Chart
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Millimeters 0.6 mm 0.8 mm 1.0 mm 1.2 mm 1.4 mm 1.5 mm 1.6 mm 1.8 mm 2.0 mm |
Ounces 1 1/2 oz. 2 oz. 2 1/2 oz. 3 oz. 3 1/2 oz. 3 3/4 oz. 4 oz. 4 1/2 oz. 5 oz. |
Point 24 point 32 point 40 point 48 point 56 point 60 point 64 point 72 point 80 point |
Decimal Inches .024 inches .032 inches .040 inches .048 inches .056 inches .060 inches .064 inches .072 inches .080 inches |
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Perma Core. A premium core spun sewing thread manufactured with continuous filament polyester core and polyester staple wrap for most sewing applications. The core spun construction delivers a thread with a higher strength and sewing performance over staple spun products, allowing for the use of smaller thread sizes. Perma Core maximizes seam quality while minimizing sewing problems. By American & Efird
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Genuine Coins |
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The buffalo nickel (also known as the Indian head nickel) was produced from 1913 to 1938, inclusive. Mint marks for the coins are on the reverse, beneath the words “Five Cents” and above the rim. The Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco mints all participated in the mintage, though San Francisco generally had a much smaller annual production than either of the other two mints. The buffalo nickel, as designed by James Earle Fraser, featured a profile of a Native American on the obverse and an American Bison (buffalo) on the reverse. Genuine Buffalo Nickel converted into snaps by . The Mercury Silver Dime was first struck in 1916 and last struck in 1945. Each coin was struck in 900 Pure Silver. The coin was designed by famed sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, the winner of a national competition sponsored by the Treasury Department. Liberty is depicted wearing a winged cap to symbolize freedom of thought. However, the coin quickly became known as the “Mercury” Dime, because it was thought to portray Mercury, Roman messenger of the gods, who wore wings on his sandals. Mercury Silver Dime converted into snaps by . |
Adjustable Lace-up Sides |
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Chest: Measure under arms around the fullest part of the chest. Be sure to keep tape level across back and comfortably loose.
