Leather Split Leg Apron on 2040-parts.com
Reno, Nevada, US
One leather split leg apron.New but dirty from storage.Has two loose cords for neck and waist and two attached straps per leg.No pockets and reinforced at crotch.Measures 41" top to bottom and 23 1/4" wide at waist.Sold as is,ask before bidding.I do combine shipping and ship international.
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