Leather Goods Handmade since 1957Davy Joel Rippner - LeathersmitheNew: iPhone Pouches

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• History
  • Peg & Awl window-shot - Haight-Ashbury 1963sandal-making collective. An inspiration.
  • 1st Leathersmithe sandal workshop in the Psychedelic Shop 4th Avenue Kitsilano Vancouver BC Spring, 1967
  • Ross and Davy at the Easter Be-in Stanley Park, 1975
  • The Good Earth 1970 - 1973
  • Southern Cross & LotR The Good Earth 1970 at the “foot” of Lonsdale North Vancouver BC
  • 1010 Cook Street Victoria window display
  • Leathersmithe with Lord of the Ring sandal 1977
  • New LotRs ready to break in
  • 1010 Cook Street showroom 1977 Victoria BC
  • Building LotR sandals at 1010 Cook Street
  • 1010 Cook Street Victoria rear workbench building 11 pair of P&P latigo LotRs simultaneously
  • December 1974 saddle-stitched & cushioned LotRs
  • 1010 Cook Street showroom & front workbench with 8 pair of finished sandals in the front window waiting to be fitted
  • Ready for pounding clincher nails
  • 1976 R90S sandal display in 1010 Cook Street showroom
  • Vibram sole LotRs ready for final fitting(note bronze screws)
  • Departing Victoria on new R90S BMW to discover America in 1977
  • Sausalito bayside shoppe 1979
  • Fred Bauer, Davy & parrotson the road south to LA
  • Rennaisance Pleasure Faire Black Point Marin County 1980
  • Shoemaking kit
  • Brown Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully boots ready to saddle-stitch onto midsole & knife in saddle-stitched welted heavy brown latigo sheath
  • Harness cowhide welt-seam sheath
  • Buffalo & pigskin boots
  • Brown Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully & calf shoes ready to saddle-stitch to mid-sole (scroll down)
  • Blue & tan Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully brogues
  • Tan Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully with brown toe natural crepe rubber sole brogues
  • Brown Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully brogues with tan toe piece
  • Light tan Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully brogues with brown toe
  • High tan Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully shoes with deerskin edge-piping& honey Vibram soles
  • Buffalo mocassin-boots
  • High wraparound deerskin moccasins with natural crepe sole
  • Poetsch & Peterson latigo bag & tall deerskin-topped blue boot Sausalito 1978
  • Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully cowhide with deer piping
  • My own side-tie Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully & calf shoes
  • Calf slip-ons
  • My own Sam Brown stud loafers being dyed
  • Dewdney Trunk Road Pleasure Faire
  • Christmas Pleasure Faire
  • Call to the Craftsmen
  • California Historical Tannery Archive
    • Salz Tannery GalleryPhotos by Ansel Adams, Vester Dick & Jeremy LezinThanks to Santa Cruz Public Libraries Archives
    • Recollections of Manasse Block Tannery
    • The Pacific Tannery, Wagner Leather Company & Pacific Storage CompanyFinding Success in Business for 138 Years
    • WHERE THOSE MEDICOS TAN HUMAN SKIN
  • Ross and Kimberley in The Good Earth - 1970
  • 1962 college-years part-time job at Donnin’s Arms Museum antiquing armour & selling Colts
• île de Noirmoutier France
• Shoulder Pouches
  • SOLD $180 welt seam tan deerskin ranger button closure lightweight 58gm 6" x ½" x 7" (scroll down)
  • SOLD welt seam lightweight blue-black glove cowhide ranger button closure lightweight 62 grams 5¾" x 7”$140 welt seam lightweight blue-black glove cowhideflap & ranger button closure 92 grams 5 1/2” x 5/16" x 7”not shown
  • SOLD $140 welt seam lightweight deerskin & blue-black glove cowhide ranger button closures (scroll down)
  • $200 expandable P&P latigo/deerskin belt pouchHolds a grapefruit inside!129gm 6½" x 5" (scroll down)
  • $140 calf open-top pouch lightweight 26gm 3¾" x 3/16" x 5¼" (scroll down)
  • SOLD $140 elk open-top pouch 51gm 4¼" x 3/16" x 5¼"
  • SOLD $150 buffalo open-top pouch 83gm 4¼" x ¼" x 5¼"(scroll down)
  • SOLD $160 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson burgundy latigo open-top pouch 124gm 4¼" x 7/16" x 5½" for iPhone (scroll down)
  • $140 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson Ginger-Bully open-top pouch 56gm 3½" x 5/16" x 5¼” (scroll down for back view)
  • SOLD $120 calf wet-moulded pouch 39gm 3¾" x 1" x 6" (scroll down)
  • $80 welt seam goat 49gm 3½" x 1" x 5⅛" (scroll down)
  • $80 welt seam calf/elk 52gm 3½" x 1" x 5⅛" (scroll down)
  • $80 welt seam calf 44gm 3½" x 1" x 5⅛" (scroll down)
  • Burnished welt seams protect the beeswaxed saddle-stitched 4 strand flax cord
  • SOLD $140 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson ginger bully light brown cowhide with inner pocket 74gm 4¼" x 1" x 5¾" (scroll down)
  • STOLEN $150 welt seam elk/calf long with expandable thickness to accommodate lumpy treasures 59gm 3¾" x ⅝" x 5¾"(scroll down)
  • Hand-burnished cowhide welt seams protectbeeswaxed saddle-stitched flax sinew
  • $100 welt seam calf long 48gm 3¾" x ½" x 5¾" (scroll down)
  • $110 welt seam calf 51gm 4⅜" x 1" x 5¾" (scroll down)
  • STOLEN $150 welt seam deer/calf expandable (⅜" to 1") pouch accommodates lumpy things 51gm 4⅜" x 5¾"(scroll down)
  • SOLD $150 welt seam calf elk 59gm 3¾" x ¾" x 5⅝"
  • $110 welt seam calf 48gm 3⅞" x ½" x 5⅝" (scroll down)
  • $110 welt seam calf 52gm 4 7/16" x ½" x 5¾" (scroll down)
  • Gifted $150 calf/dark deerskin 51gm 4⅜" x 7/16" x 5¾" (scroll down)
  • $110 slim calf lightweight 45gm 4⅜" 3/16" x 5¾” (scroll down)
  • SOLD welt seam calf 56gm 4⅜" x ½" x 6" (scroll down)
  • Detail of modified sheet bend knot used to affix replaceable deerskin shoulder straps to sewed-in calf loops. All handwork is guaranteed for 10 years or life,whichever comes first or last.
• Passport Pouches
  • SOLD $160 Elkhide tall passport pouchw/ranger button closure 160gm 5" x ¼" x 7¼" (scroll down)
  • Gifted $200 deerskin piping Poetsch & Peterson ginger bully brown cowhide tall passport pouch 93gm 5" x ¼" x 7¼”(scroll down)
  • Sold $140 deerskin piping tan calf short passport pouch5" x ½" x 6” (scroll down)
  • SOLD $180 deerskin piping Poetsch & Peterson ginger bully brown cowhide short passport pouch 5" x ¼" x 6" (scroll down)
• Belt Pouches
  • Gifted $170 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson ginger bully cowhide & dark blue glove cowhide large pouch 72gm 6" x ¾" x 4¼" (scroll down)
  • STOLEN $170 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson ginger bully and elk long pouch 88gm 6⅜ x ¾" x 4”(scroll down)
  • $125 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson ginger bully cowhide & deerskin front large pouch65gm 6" x ⅝" x 4½" (scroll down)
  • Gifted $120 dark blue goatskin & calflightweight 30gm 4¾" x ¼" x 4¼” (scroll down)
  • $120 dark blue goatskin and calf lightweight 30gm 4¾" x ¼" x 4¼"
  • SOLD $170 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson ginger bully cowhide & firm oak tan harness cow front 74gm 4¾" x ¾" x 4⅛” (scroll down)
  • $125 welt seam drum-back calf & Poetsch & Peterson golden latigo front 69gm 4¼" x 1" x 4¾" (scroll down to see belt loop)
  • $125 welt seam calf drum-back and Poetsch & Peterson tan ginger bully cowhidefront 50gm 4⅜" x ⅝" x 4⅞" (scroll down)
  • $190 welt seam drum-back calf & Poetsch & Peterson latigofront 105 gm 5 ¼" x ¾" x 5 ⅜" (scroll down)
  • $50 Saddle-stitched knife calf belt pouches2.5” x 2.5” to 3” x 4.75"
• Bags
  • Poetsch & Peterson golden latigo fully laced 3 compartments two front pockets 9½" x 3½" 12½” $950 (scroll down)
  • Oyster 3 piece Poetsch & Peterson latigo bag
  • Oak tan bridle cowhide goat piping welt seam viola peg closure 8" x 3" 10” $650(Scroll down for details of construction)
  • The Unity one-piece Poetsch & Peterson golden latigo cowhide courier pouches(Scroll down)
  • Irish linen and Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully Mexican algodon lining with saddle-stitchedgoat piping pockets inside and out(scroll down for detail photos)
  • Poetsch & Peterson latigo bags in the Victoria 1010 Cook Street shoppe ready for lacing
  • $450 Poetsch & Peterson golden latigo linen canvas-lined cartridge bag 9" x 4½" x 10½"
  • Saddle-stitched Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully cowhide deerskin piping viola peg closure braided shoulder strap Sold $750 (scroll down)
  • Saddle-stitched & laced Poetsch & Peterson medium-weight latigo cowhideSold $750
  • 1010 Cook Street Victoria BC Canada 1978 (scroll down)
  • Cartouche one piece calf $250 (scroll down)
  • 2014 Pender Islands Fall Fair
  • iPhone pouches
• Wallets Saddle-stiched minimalistcash & credit card holdersLifetime Guarantee$80 - $145CDN20 - 52 gramsWallets fit inside most Leathersmithe pouches
  • $80 Calf hand-sewn with beeswaxed linen cord 4½” x 3 ⅞” x ⅛” Perfect for credit cards and folded banknotes Lifetime guarantee 22gm
  • $80 Choose from brown, British tan, burnished tan light brown or natural calfskin 22gm Scroll down
  • $80 Tan calfskin wallet holds 10 - 15 credit cards securely
  • $80 Banknote wallet with contrasting saddle-stitched beeswaxed linen cord 24gm
  • Bridle cowhide saddle-stiched with beeswaxed linen cordFinished with saddle soap, dubbin & carnauba wax About 7 x 11.5 cm 25gm very thin
  • $80 Calfskin hand saddle-stiched with beeswaxed linen cord Finished with saddle soap & dubbin About 7 x 11.5 cm 25gm Very thin
  • Goat, calf, & Hermann Oak cowhide saddle-stitched 4 pocket lightweight wallets
  • Stashes or coin purses
  • Durable calfskin & shoe leathers are saddle-stitched with waxed linen cord and finished with a light coat of carnauba wax, saddle soap, dubbin and beeswax.
  • The saddler's awl produces a diamond-shaped hole; waxed linen cord lays-into the holes in a unique configuration. The completed saddle stitch can't be confused with machine sewing.
  • Saddle-stitching begins and ends with a few back-stitches to add security and long life to the seam.
  • Saddle-stitched vegetable-tanned cowhide, calfskin, & Italian goatskin finished withsaddle soap, dubbin & beeswax.
  • Saddle-stitched Wallets
  • $135 & $145 4 pockets calf, goat, & cowhide 3 ½” x 5 ⅛"
• Sandals
  • M. A.'s LotRs after final fitting
  • Steel clincher hand shoe tacks are used to secure the layers of top-grain bridle cowhide
  • Ready for fitting continuous slim straps through broad straps
  • The sandals have been wet-fitted & channels embossed into the arch straps to accomodate the long, slim one-piece straps
  • Wet-fitted & ready for adventure. Go for a 30 minute walk while they are still damp.Your feet will move forward in the sandals as the arch straps stretch.
  • Strap sizes are chosen according to your body proportions & lifestyle
  • Variations in cowhide colour and texture disappear as the leather ages, absorbs your skin oils, and is tanned by the sun
  • Thick, resilient heels and tough butterscotch-Vibram or cushy crepe heels & soles may last the life of your sandals
  • After a few months the oak-tanned bridle cowhide takes on a rich, warm glow
  • Large man's LotRs ready for 2nd fitting
  • Prepared for assembly with Barge shoemaker's cement
  • Channels for the strap are free of Barge cement & are lubricated with parafin. This allows fine adjustments over the long life of the sandals. It also makes replacement of the long strap a simple task.
  • A tightly-cemented bond between insole and midsole is assured before the clincher nails permanently unite them
  • Chappelle's Sandal shop 599 Bridgeway Sausalito CA 94965 (scroll down)
  • Lords of the Rings On the Road (scroll down)
  • LotRs on Castle Ridge
  • Saddle-soaping, applying dubbin, repairs
  • Repairs
  • Protégés
  • Breaking-in Your New Sandals
  • Pender Islands Fall Fair 1st in Class
  • Test LotRs
  • About using an edger on the straps
  • Flatfooted
  • Strap Replacement
• Saddle-Stitching, Piping& Welt Seam TechniquesClick photos to enlarge
  • Wood clamp used as a stitching pony is C-clamped to workbench
  • Calf wallet and Poetsch & Peterson tan Ginger Bully cowhide pouch with deer piping
  • Completed Poetsch & Peterson tan shoe cowhide pouch with deer piping
  • Expandable deerskin/latigo/harness cowhide belt pouch $200
  • Cowhide glove cowhide welt-seamed tall pouch sewed and ready to be turned inside-out
  • Dark blue glove cowhide welt-seamed pouch 8gm 5¾ x ½" x 7⅛" $180
  • Blue glove leather welt-seamed pouches calf ranger button closuresLightweight - 58gm & 62 gm $160 & $180
  • Saddle stitched cellphone pouches
  • Buffalo & Poetsch & Peterson cowhide saddle stitched cellphone pouches
  • Elk & calf saddle stitched pouches
  • Small goat, calf and calf/goat flapped welt-seamed pouches for cellphones, wallet, keys 3½" x ⅜" x 5" $140
  • Calf ranger button on small Poetsch & Peterson shoe cowhide pouch 4½" ⅝" x 5" $140
  • Elk tall passport pouch gifted $140 and braided pigskin & calf tassels $40
  • Short and tall Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully cowhide passport pouches with deer piping $160 & $180.
  • Pouches ready for the Pender Islands Saturday farmers market
  • Mini-Unity pouch, a Leathersmithe original design. One piece of calf, no sewing. 3¾" x ⅞" x 2¾"
  • A Mexican "redes" cactus fibre bag of pouches ready for the Saturday market
  • More saddle-stitching
• Commemorative Poetsch & Petersonsaddle-stitched welt seam pouches
  • Calf, buffalo & commemorative Poetsch & Peterson cowhide pouches
  • $120 Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully brown cowhide ranger button closure 132gm 6" x 1½" x 7¼” (scroll down)
  • $100 Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully open-top medium brown cowhide 61gm 4½" x 3/16" x 5⅜"
  • STOLEN $150 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson Ginger-Bully open-top pouch 56gm 3½" x 5/16" x 5¼"
  • STOLEN $160 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson burgundy latigoopen-top pouch 124gm 4¼" x 7/16" x 5½" for iPhone(scroll down)
  • $110 Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bullyexposed seam cowhide 72gm 4" x 1" x 5¾”(scroll down)
  • $110 saddle stitched Poetsch & Peterson buffalo/calf ranger button closure 54gm 3½" x ¼" x 5½” (scroll down)$110 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson buffalo/calfranger button closure 72gm 3⅞" x ⅝" x 5⅝” not shown
  • $100 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bullybrown cowhide 74gm 4½" x ½" x 6"
  • SOLD $160 welt seam P&P Ginger Bullydark brown cowhide 100gm 4¾" x ⅞" x 6⅛” (scroll down)
  • $100 Poetsch & Peterson Ginger Bully dark brown cowhide/calf-formed cellphone pouch 54 gm 4⅛” x ⅜” x 5¾” (scroll down)
  • SOLD $200 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson golden latigo/dark brown Ginger Bully small bag 154gm 6¼" x 1" x 6½" (scroll down)
  • SOLD August 2024 $200 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson dark brown Ginger Bully small shoulder bag 129gm 6⅛" x ¾" x 6⅜" (scroll down)
  • $150 gusseted Poetsch & Peterson chocolate Ginger Bully small shoulder bag 135gm 5¾" x 1" x 6½" (scroll down)
  • SOLD $160 welt seam Poetsch & Peterson chocolate Ginger Bully small shoulder bag 100gm 5¾" x 1" x 6⅛ " (scroll down)
  • Gifted gusseted Poetsch & Peterson tan Ginger Bullysmall shoulder bag 147gm 6" x 1½" x 5" (scroll down)
  • Poetsch & peterson Latigo Bags
• Key Fobs, Tassels & Belts Click photos to enlarge
  • Key Fobs & Tassels $35 - $55
  • More Key Fobs & Tassels $35 - $55
  • Keep your Readers close at hand
  • Latigo & bridle leather saddle-stitched belts with brass & leather buckles
  • Buckles of latigo and bridle cowhide which fasten with a sheet bend tongue (see next panel)
  • Sheet bend tongue, used to fasten sandal straps on latigo & bridle leather belts & buckles. A large ranger button fastens the strap to the latigo leather buckle on the bottom belt.
  • Endless-braid latigo belts from another era
  • Bar Stools Vegetable-tanned Seat Replacement
  • Watchband
• Archive & Environment
  • Archives & Environment
  • THE GOOD EARTHPearl S BuckPublished 1931 A Guide to Pearl S. Buck's The Good Earth
  • The Doors of Perception Aldous Huxley
  • The Blind WatchmakerRichard Dawkins
  • The Moral Animal
  • The Moral Animal
  • Barnsley & Sons toolmakers - Sheffield, England
  • West 4th Avenue and the Summer of Love 1967
  • Mudflats Living, Shangri‐la, and Malcolm Lowry
  • Revolution show flashes back to city's paisley past
  • Photos: The 1971 burning of squats at Maplewood Mudflats
  • Barbour's linen saddle-stitching cord
  • My Grandfather’s Old RamFrom ROUGHING ITby Mark Twain
  • The Beats
    • Drive, He Wrote
    • The letter Jack Kerouac described as‘The greatest piece of writing I ever saw’
    • On the Road Jack Kerouac 1957
    • "Woody's New Years Rulin’s"Woody wrote this list of resolutions on January 1, 1943in his apartment at 74 Charles Street, Greenwich Village, NYC
  • DeLuxe Utopian Vision: Q & A with Davy Joel Rippner
  • don marquis
  • Jan 13, 1991 Owsley "Bear” Stanley excerptfrom a 6 hour interview by David Ganssource: https://archive.org/details/bear-gans1991-01-13
  • LSD king Owsley Stanley’s ‘Sonic Journals’ surface after 50 years
  • HMS Manual Pagemaker.pdf
  • 1998 Manual December1.pdf
  • Put that Damned Old Mattock AwayExcerpts from David J Spalding’s writing
  • 2 Years Before the Mast an excerptBy Richard Henry Dana
  • TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MASTA Personal Narrative of Life at Sea
  • Across the Atlantic in a Leather Boat☛ select leathery-excerpts from The Brendan Voyage ☚
  • In Praise of Teachers
  • This successful business was sold February 15, 2016ALL the old stock is long-gone and Ross has quit usOwner Ross Garrick was my apprentice at The Good Earth in 1970Craft show setups HERERed Crow LeatherLEATHER ARTIFACTS FOR BODY & SOULHandcrafted since 1969
    • Vancouver Island craft shows
    • To Order
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  • Cranberry Lake's summer of drugs
  • Jayzey Lynch
  • The Prince of Possibility
  • How to Run the Economy on the Weather
  • The White Darkness
  • Obituary: John Perry Barlow died on February 7th, 2018
  • Are you killing your lithium batteries?
  • Saved stuff
  • Peanuts
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  • Pender Island Groundwater
    • Jim Henderson’s Ph.D. dissertation in downloadable PDFs
    • Title page_revised.pdf
    • ABSTRACT_revised.pdf
    • Revised_Table of Contents_nov2007.pdf
    • Appendix A_JUNE_2007.pdf
    • Appendix B.pdf
    • Chapter 1_revised.pdf
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    • Chapter 5_Oct08.pdf
    • Chapter 6.pdf
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    • List of Tables.pdf
    • NPender_water_well.xls
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    • References_revised.pdf
    • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.pdf
    • Pender presentation_6.ppt
    • SLIDE NOTES.docx
    • groundwater.pdf
  • Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
  • How to Roast Coffee
  • The Roast of San Francisco
  • 'Plastic recycling is a myth': what really happens to your rubbish?
  • Enviro-threats
  • Plastic litter taints the sea surface, even in the ArcticFor the first time, researchers survey litter on sea surface at such high latitudes
  • Sandvox Website Software
  • “The American Love Affair with the Automobile”The Unspoken History of the Electric Car
  • Pignic-1996 copy.pdf
  • Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy
  • How Quirky was Berkeley?
  • Panasonic Lumix GX8 settings, tips and tricks
  • Friends of PICA
  • Birth of PICA
  • Ethical Issues in Advanced Artificial Intelligence
  • The historical and political background to the war in Ukraine
  • NEUROMANCERWILLIAM GIBSON
  • iPhone 11 Overview
• Handcrafts/Environment
  • The-Psychedelic-Experience-A-Manual-Based-on-the-Tibetan-Book-of-the-Dead.pdf
  • Price hikes continue to loom over leather industryJust-Style.com March 31, 2014
  • Our Renewable Future Or, What I’ve Learned in12 Years Writing about Energy MuseLetters 272/273 January/February 2015 by Richard Heinberghttp://richardheinberg.com/
  • Elizabeth May - Member of Parliament for Saanich - Gulf Islands and Leader of the Green Party of Canada
  • Preliminary Assessment of Subtidal Habitat at Thirteen Anchorages in Gulf Islands National Park Reserve of CanadaSteve Oates - Parks Canada Ecosystem Scientist
  • Recycling Survey Summer 2012
  • Implications of Sea Level Rise to Coastal BC Waters_for posting.pdf
  • FCC’s net neutrality plan a win for startups, consumers
  • Could BC Become a 100% Renewable Energy Region?
  • Glassworker/LeatherworkerAn exchange of comments about their craftsApril, 2013
  • Saddle Parts
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  • Why We Need a Speed Limit for the Internet
  • A social activist's ultimate legacyadvocating for the right to dieA long page of information for DIYersScroll down
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  • Legalize It All
  • Wood-chopping charity struck a cord.pdf
  • World Corporation Control
  • Reducing water use in tanneries
  • Hide and skin production around the world
  • Alternative materials to leather: environmental impacts and cost
  • Tanning methods and the danger of using chromium-tanned leathers
  • Tanning methods for leathersused by the shoe industry
  • Carnauba Wax
  • The entire epidermal layer of your skinturns over every forty-eight days
  • Generalized International Feet Shapes
  • Connolly Leather1878 - 2002
  • SOLE SURVIVOR
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  • How Fashion Giants Recast Plasticas Good for the Planet
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