Copper Stamping "Asmund the Nord" (3 for $15!)

$15.00

Approx. 20 gauge (due to supply challenges gauges may vary) Design: 1-1/16" diameter NOTE: Each stamping is made in-house, one-at-a-time, using vintage tools and processes. The detail in each stamping may vary, and a stamping with less detail is not considered defective.

SKU: CS098

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Approx. 20 gauge (due to supply challenges gauges may vary)
Design: 1-1/16" diameter
NOTE: Each stamping is made in-house, one-at-a-time, using vintage tools and processes. The detail in each stamping may vary, and a stamping with less detail is not considered defective.

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