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The price is $8.00 each plus shipping to you. No PayPal, but checks are fine.
Please contact me with interest at [email protected]
Thank you
FOR SALE: Early Indian Key Tag - $8
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Shawn
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FOR SALE: Early Indian Key Tag - $8
I have an early Indian key tag that really helps to dress up your machine or cabinet that has keys. I have a similar one of these on each of my cabinets and they really look nice. Not often found are key tags with a figure stamped on them. This one is particularly nice.
The price is $8.00 each plus shipping to you. No PayPal, but checks are fine.
Please contact me with interest at [email protected]
Thank you
The price is $8.00 each plus shipping to you. No PayPal, but checks are fine.
Please contact me with interest at [email protected]
Thank you
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PeterF
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Re: FOR SALE: Early Indian Key Tag - $8
This is a super cool item, and I would buy it if I didn't have to use snail mail to do so! Someone else will jump on it soon, I'm sure.
But it gave me a great idea. I think lots of us use those pretty tassel things on our keys, helpful in keeping them from getting lost if dropped, while adding a little color accent.
But these metal tags are also cool...and a bit reminiscent of dog tags. And if you have had dogs over the years, you may have a small collection of tags from those that have departed, probably in a drawer someplace. So how about tagging a key or two with the old tags from Rover and Daisy? Gives a chance to remember the sweet pooches a bit more frequently while adding some visual interest...
But it gave me a great idea. I think lots of us use those pretty tassel things on our keys, helpful in keeping them from getting lost if dropped, while adding a little color accent.
But these metal tags are also cool...and a bit reminiscent of dog tags. And if you have had dogs over the years, you may have a small collection of tags from those that have departed, probably in a drawer someplace. So how about tagging a key or two with the old tags from Rover and Daisy? Gives a chance to remember the sweet pooches a bit more frequently while adding some visual interest...