Beckson Port Hole,cam 5x12x1 on 2040-parts.com
La Quinta, California, US
used but still works port hole beckson 5x12x1 hing one one side broke But still works fine smoked glass and seal great no leak ,locks work great not NO outer ring some aps dont need it you can find on ebay if needed good luck sold as/is NO returns
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