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1957 Crownline Boat Logo Onarga Illinois Anchor In Design 7 Mounting Holes on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
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Clyde, North Carolina, United States

Clyde, North Carolina, United States
1957 Crownline Boat Logo Onarga Illinois Anchor in Design 7 Mounting Holes, US $49.99, image 1
“Molded plastic boat logo that shows some rustiness on the front of the logo maybe having been stored against metal. The logo is intact and other than needing a good cleaning is in really good shape. No cracks or breaks.”
Brand:Crownline Country//Region of Manufacture:United States

 1957 Crownline Boat Logo Onarga Illinois Anchor in Design 7 Mounting Holes.  Molded plastic boat logo that shows some rustiness on the front of the logo maybe having been stored against metal.  The logo is intact and other than needing a good cleaning is in really good shape.  No cracks or breaks. Reverse of the logo is red.  The front is very decorative with the C being the anchor which is clearly visible in photo 10.  We matched this logo design to a 1957 brochure online, could possibly have been used in 1956 as well.  Measures 9" x 5" and weighs 1.2 oz.  Please use zoom feature to closely inspect.

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