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Rare Vintage Small Boat Sailboat Airguide Hand Held Pistol Grip Liquid Compass on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

Diamond Bar, California, United States

Diamond Bar, California, United States
Light does not work. small dent on aluminum <br>
Brand:Airguide Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

This is a Very Rare Vintage Small Boat Sailboat Airguide Hand Held Pistol Grip Liquid Compass. 

LIGHT DOES NOT WORK. TESTED WITH NEW BATTERIES. LOOKS TO HAVE SOME TARNISH INSIDE COMPARTMEMT.

***there is a small dent as seen in photos. Please see photos for further description. NEEDS CALIBRATION.

Sold as is *****

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