LANCASTER — When members of the 117th Congress are sworn in this January in Washington, each will receive a new electronic voting card, as well as a small leather wallet to keep the card in.
For members of Congress, the black leather, hand-stitched wallets and voting card each contains will become part of their permanent personal effects.
For the Lancaster leather maker who produced them, having the wallets in the hands — and pockets — of lawmakers will be an enduring testament to his craftsmanship, as well as his ability to capitalize on a fortunate encounter with an influential customer.
“This opportunity is an absolute honor and a privilege,” said Michael Glick, owner of Black Bear Leather.
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