Indian Head Nickel fringe keyring – leather and pewter

The iconic Traveller Shop keyring: often copied, never equalled.
This is the very model our workshop started with.

Its meaning

The "Indian Head nickel", an American coin from 1913 to 1938, with its Native American chief profile. A tribute to America's first peoples and their free spirit.

The pewter motif is riveted onto a black leather washer, notched (36 mm). Below hang two pewter feathers on a ring and a bunch of dipped lambskin fringes. At the top, a leather tab holds a sturdy swivel snap hook. On the back, a 30 mm split ring takes your keys.

Choose your fringe colour (black leather washer):

• black;
• black and white;
• black and red;
• black and turquoise.

Hang it on your keys, but also on a bag, saddlebag, belt loop or motorcycle.

Made in our workshop: every keyring is cut, riveted and assembled by hand in our workshop in France. Our leathers are made especially for us by a French tannery.

• Total length: about 30 cm (fringes about 22 cm)
• Motif: pewter, on a black leather washer, notched (36 mm)
• Feathers: pewter, about 7 cm
• Fringes: dipped lambskin
• Fastening: chrome-plated swivel snap hook + 30 mm split ring for keys
• Weight: about 50 g