Wilson Keyring — Enameled Brass
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Conceived with the modest ambition of improving your life, if only a little bit. Brass wire, secure closure, and an enameled stripe so you can tell it apart from the other keyring you definitely don’t have. Designed by Hunter Craighill and Dylan Fareed at General Manufacturing Concern — people who think very carefully about things this small, and are right to.
- 1/8" brass wire | 2" × 1.25" × 0.1"
- Enameled stripe for color identification
- Secure, elegant closure
- Designed by Hunter Craighill & Dylan Fareed for General Manufacturing Concern
- Small object, large opinions about keyrings
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