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US $13.00
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Lindenhurst, New York, United States

Lindenhurst, New York, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:1218 Brand:cf

NEW 12x18" American-made    boat flag Brass grommets embroidered stars sewn stripes 100% full refund for any reason

12 x 18 Deluxe Sewn United States / American Flag for Boats - Embroidered Stars

  • United States / Amercian flag
  • Constructed of 100% nylon fabric
  • Reinforced headings
  • Double stitching for extra durability
  • Embroidered stars
  • Brass grommets
  • Dimensions: 12" H x 18" L
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