Jeppesen 2" Leather Binder, Nearly New. on 2040-parts.com
Satellite Beach, Florida, United States
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Jeppesen 2 inch leather binders. Virtually brand new. I bought a set of eight and have only used four. These have been in storage since new and are in perfect condition. I am selling them individually but, If you want more than one let me know and I will combine the shipping charge.
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