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| Firefighting Gloves, Aramid |
| The 15-inch, gauntlet-style Aramid glove had a clute-cut design. The one-piece cuff was attached to and protected by a full in-seamed, fire-retardant, Aramid fabric. The gloves were used for firefighting when protection from heat was required. Moderately hot objects could also be handled with these gloves. |
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