Silver Southwest Pattern with Turquoise Enamel Western Bolo Tie

Silver Southwest Pattern with Turquoise Enamel Western Bolo Tie

Marsoni

M251S

$46.00

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Silver Southwest Pattern with Turquoise Enamel Western Bolo TieUnique and artistic Southwest Design W Turquoise Bolo Tie made to complete the western look. Rockmount Ranch Wear's founder Papa Jack was the first to commercialize bolo ties. Product Details 20" black leatherette cord Made in USA

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I am only a quarter way through the book and can see it is excellent in terms of content - the kind of book that makes the reader quite angry at the way things have been done behind the scenes (much like Patel's "Government Gangsters" and "Kennnedy's "The Real Anthony Fauci"). However, a warning to those who get the Kindle version - it is formatted horribly. After having read dozens of books on my iPad mini using the Kindle app over the years, this is the first bok where hyphens are in words that do not break on line endings, which seems minor but after a few dozen instances gets really annoying. I hope some AI reads these reviews and sends a note to whoever edited this thing (or converted it to an e-book) to rectify this stupid situation. Attached are two screen shots, both from page 39 - where I high-lit the offending words...

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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026