Vintage Brass Boat Bilge Hand Pump Nautical Decorative Wilcox Crittenden Signed on 2040-parts.com
Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
Vintage, brass hand operated bilge pump, signed "WC" Wilcox Crittenden. 17 1/2"L, and extends to 32"L. Wt. 3lbs. 2ozs. Nice original patina on brass. Smooth wood handle, maintains some of it's original dark blue finish. The screen is slightly pushed in, and one of the five tabs, at the same end, is slightly pushed down, (see last photo). Good solid condition. 12 photos. If you have any questions, or need further information, please contact me. Thank-you.
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