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Vintaj Natural Brass Extra-Thin Head Pin, 2.5" (100 Pieces)

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$7.78

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88-105-04-0

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Description

Vintaj Natural Brass Co.® findings are known for their rich, distinctive color (identical to vintage brass), intricate detail, fine-lined etching, and bold, raised relief designs. Each finding undergoes a meticulous, eco-friendly, hand-embellishing process. Vintaj natural brass is solid brass made up of 85% copper and 15% zinc and is nickel-free and lead-free compliant. Every finding has its own unique color and luster. It is the subtle differences in color that give Vintaj findings such depth and dimension. Made in the U.S.A.

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Details

Sold by:
hundred
Length:
2.5 inch
Color:
Antiqued
Size:
2-1/2
Thickness:
25 ga (0.46mm)
Country of Origin:
United States
Brand:
Vintaj

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