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Bose® A20 Headset Carry Bag on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Reno, Nevada, United States

Reno, Nevada, United States
Gently used...clean, great condition, nice.
Brand:Bose Warranty:No

100% of the proceeds from this auction go to the Reno High Sierra 99s Scholarship Fund for women pilots.

This is an original Bose® A20 headset carry case [see photos #1 & #2]. It has the white embroidered Bose logo on the front, is clean, zipper works well and it even has the original yellow tag instructions! Donated to us by a United Airlines captain.

Lost your original case? Your old one is beat up? Never had a case for your headsets? This is for you!     

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