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Orwell, Vermont, United States

Orwell, Vermont, United States
Condition:Used

Boat cup glasses holder. Th cup holes are 2 3/4" id and there is 4" from the top of the lower shelf to the top of the shelf with holes in it. This is a nice take out from a 1964 Wayfarer Islander 32. Weighs 5 pounds ships UPS ground from 05760. 

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