Vintage Master Painter's Striping Tool Type M /wendell Manu. Co. Pinstriping on 2040-parts.com
Marshall, Texas, US
Master painter's striping kit. No instructions and out of the original box, but appears to be all there. In excellent shape considering its age. Vintage 1940-1950's.
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