C.S. Osborne Pack Of 25 Triangular Point Sail Needles #509, Size 14 Gauge

Description

Description:
C.S. Osborne Sailmaker's Needles.
Nickel plated. Triangular sharp point needles. Ideal for sewing and repairing sails, canvas, leather and similar materials. Made in USA.
Gauge Size : 14
Length : 2-3/4"
Pack of 25 needles
Osborne needles and pins have long been considered a standard for fine quality.
C.S. Osborne & Co.
is a manufacturer of specialized hand tools designed exclusively for upholsterers, auto trimmers, awning and canvas workers, furniture makers and other professionals in related trades. For generations, the family run business has always taken great pride in engineering the highest quality tools and offering our products both here in the United States and abroad. C.S. Osborne produces the most extensive line of custom tools available -and we guarantee that our tools will deliver excellent quality and superior performance.
Payment:
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