Vintage Gibb Made In England Maritime Nautical Block & Tackle Pulley on 2040-parts.com
Sainte-Martine, Quebec, Canada
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FOR ONLY CANADIAN RESIDENT PLEASE WAIT FOR THE INVOICE BEFORE MAKE YOUR PAYMENT. I charge the applicable taxe, thank you!!. Vintage 2 pulley with accessories made with some kind of wood? 3" approximately long.see my other items on my ebay store thank you!!. PLEASE WAIT FOR THE INVOICE BEFORE MAKE YOUR PAYMENT.ONLY Canadian residents must pay applicable taxes: Québec : GST (5%) + PST (9.5%) = 14.975% Ontario, New-Brunswick, & Newfoundland: (13%) Nova Scotia : (15%) Other canadian provinces (AB, BC,SK, MB, PEI. NT, NU, YT): only GST (5%). |
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