Fishing Wading Bucket. Vintage 1940’s: Galvanized Steel, Cotton Strap.
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Good condition. Carried bait while fishing in a stream. Galvanized steel, woven cotton strap and beaded chain. Reminiscent of days gone by. Height: 7.5”, Width: 6”, Depth: 3.75”, Weight: 1 lb. Vintage fishing gear. Scarce item.
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