Maxum Boat Lapel Badge Or Baseball Cap Pin on 2040-parts.com
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
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Vintage Maxum Boat Lapel Badge Or Baseball Cap Pin You are bidding on this vintage Maxum badge left over from the days when my husband use to sell Maxum boats. I have listed as new although it has sat in his drawer unopened and unused for years, (I have opened one to show close up photos of pin.) Perfect little stocking stuffer for the MAXUM boat lover. |
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