Boat Hardware Wilcox Crittenden #1 Vintage Brass Oar Locks on 2040-parts.com
North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, US
Boat Hardware Wilcox Crittenden Vintage Brass Oar Locks Here are a very nice vintage pair of number 1 oar locks. They have a 2 1/8" opening and are 5 1/4" tall. The mount is 1/2" round. They are complete with the original piece of chain. They are as found condition and I have not cleaned or polished them. I have tried to describe the items the best I can but if you have any other questions please contact me.
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