Floyd Ayers Aladdin Metal Insignia Morton Johnson Wooden Boat Sparkman Stephens on 2040-parts.com
Shallotte, North Carolina, United States
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Large Metal Insignia reads "Designed by/ FP Ayers /Aladdin/ Built By /1951/ Morton Johnson & Co.
3 1/4" across. Weighs 9 ounces-- heavy for its size. |
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