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Sos Emergency Flag Jim Buoy Model 1851 Orange Distress Signal Marine 40 X 36 on 2040-parts.com

US $6.99
Location:

Burlington, North Carolina, United States

Burlington, North Carolina, United States
Flag is unused, plastic storage bag has wear from boat storage.
Type:Emergency Beacon Manufacturer Part Number:1851 Brand:Jim Buoy Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown

Item For Sale

  • SOS Emergency Flat
  • Jim-Buoy Brand
  • Made by Cal-June Corp
  • Model No 1851
  • Approximately 40" x 36"
  • Complies With Coast Guard Requirements
  • Flag Is Unused, Bag Has Wear

Do you combine shipping?

Yes! If you are purchasing more than one item, please wait for an invoice from me before you pay. I only ask that if you are going to take more than a day to finish shopping, you send me a message and that you don't take more than three days to pay.

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