Sell Cornell Carr Military Bronze Boat Ship Nautical Heated Clear View Marine Window in Midlothian, Virginia, US, for US $299.99

Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details: Brand:Cornell Carr

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Up for sale is a Cornell Carr Co. Inc. Electronically Heated Marine Clear View Screen Window. This window is SUPER HEAVY DUTY! It's military grade, what is used for commercial boats (as seen on the TV show "Deadliest Catch"). It's most likely bronze and weighs 60 POUNDS. The diameter of it is 17". Cornell Carr has been making these items since the early 1950's - the first heated window they made was for the US Navy, so you know they are well made.

On this window, the cord has been cut & the wires are disconnected inside the motor housing. It would need to be re-wired in order to test it. It does spin freely & the glass is free of any chips or cracks. The bronze has an aged, weathered patina (I'm unsure of it's age). It's missing 1 stainless steel screw, but a replacement one could easily be obtained.

You could have this item re-wired in order to use it, or it would be a great nautical maritime collectible, for display purposes.

Please use zoom function on all photos to see condition.

Please ask any and all questions. Item is being sold AS IS.

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