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US $16.99
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Rockwood, Illinois, United States

Rockwood, Illinois, United States
VINTAGE ORIGINAL ANTHES SAFETY ROAD REFLECTORS!
Brand:ANTHES

 VINTAGE ORIGINAL ANTHES SAFETY  ROAD REFLECTORS, 8"x3"x4", STRATOLITE, NO.38, M.F.D. BY ANTHES, FT. MADISON, IA, TYPE FP, MEETS I.C.C. REQ, HAS 3 STANDING FLARES WITH 2 LENSES ON EACH PLASTIC MOUNT, NO CRACKS, METAL BOX DOES SHOW SOME WEAR, NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, THERE ARE NO RETURNS ON THIS ITEM.

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