8 Vintage Wood Boat Or Canoe Brass Seat Brackets on 2040-parts.com
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
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Up for sale is a set of 8
vintage brass wooden boat / canoe seat brackets. Unsure of what kind of boat
they came from, however they look to be solid brass. They have been chromed at one time but has been worn off over the years. Great brass boat parts for restoration or
project. Each bracket measures approx. 7" across as seen in one of the pictures, they are all about the same size but not exact. Overall good Condition, no cracks or breaks of metal, age appropriate wear, (see photos). Buyer will pay $9.99 for S&H to the lower 48 states |
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