Vintage Nos Chrome Plated Boat Bulkhead Light Lamp Fixture. 110 Volt Dc. on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New York, United States
Description; NOS, brand unknown. Thick chrome plated brass. Very nice. Guaranteed; All of our items are sold with a 100% money back guarantee! Shipping; Shipping is always within one business day and always packaged safely. For combined shipping, please wait to be invoiced for multiple purchases. Payment & Feed-back; We resolve issues promptly and positively to maintain our 100% satisfaction score! Our unpaid item assistant is set to open after four days. Please let us know if you need more time to pay and we will gladly make special arrangements for you. |
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