Harley-davidson® Black Leather And Metal Bar & Shield Bottle Opener on 2040-parts.com
Anthony, New Mexico, United States
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Harley-Davidson® Black Leather and Metal
Bar & Shield Bottle Opener Key Fob. Made from 100% Genuine leather
and features a metal script ''Harley-Davidson'' Bar & Shield with
bottle opener of back. Large detachable hook for easy on and off of belt
loop or wallet. Size: 5.5'' x 2 1/4'''. Made in the USA!
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