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Rare Vintage Maxwell Safety Anchor Holder With Open Tube Bow Mount Ma-1 on 2040-parts.com

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Loveland, Colorado, United States

Loveland, Colorado, United States
Cast in good shape, been painted and corroded
Brand:Maxwell Manufacturer Part Number:MA-1

Heavy cast Maxwell safety anchor holder MA1 Bow mount with knobby roller to pinch off the anchor line and hold it it tight. boat rebuilders, vintage, usable All sales considered final unless I have misrepresented my auction in any way in which case I will refund your money provided I receive the item back in re saleable condition and buyer pays return shipping costs. NO International, CAN, HI or AK sales

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