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Category: Woodcraft  Listing Date: 2019-02-28  Product ID: 900

Wooden Boot Jack

Wooden Boot Jack

This is a handmade wooden boot jack.


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Elmore Omdahl was a tool man in company 2750 at Orman Dam DBR-2, (Fruitdale) NE of Belle Fourche, SD.

Elmore handcrafted some boot jacks. There are only a few and are for sale at the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Museum of South Dakota. All proceeds go directly to the museum.

Stop in today and get one. No need to bend over to get those boots off.

Elmore handcrafted some boot jacks.

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