Sheakspear 409 Marine Antenna Mount on 2040-parts.com
Cape May Court House, New Jersey, United States
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Shakespeare Style 409-R Mounting Kit Combines the versatile Style 407 Heavy-duty Swivel Mount with the Shakespeare Style 408-R Insulated Stand-off Bracket. The bracket features an insert to accept 1" or 1½" diameter antennas or extension masts. Includes an 1 1/8" insert. The swivel mount is chrome-plated brass construction
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