Alumacraft Replica Flag Pennant on 2040-parts.com
Duncan, British Columbia, Canada
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This listing is for a double sided 9x21.5" AlumaCraft replica flag. It's hand made, sewn for durability from 200 denier Solarmax UV treated flag and banner nylon, and is fitted with solid brass grommets. Thanks for looking. If you have questions, please ask. |
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