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US $98.00
Location:

Brunswick, Maine, United States

Brunswick, Maine, United States
Believed by the owner that it has never been put to use - Found in a barn on the coast of Maine.
Manufacturer Part Number:ACR/L-9A Type:Floating, Flashing Marker Light Brand:ACR Electronics Inc. Country/Region of Manufacture:United States UPC:Does not apply


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ACR Electronics Inc.
Marker Light
Model: ACR/L-9A

This unit was recently found in a barn on the coast of Maine. It is believed by the
owner's that it has never been put to use. It is in excellent physical condition with
the electrical components looking new but has not been tested. It comes in the
original, if somewhat aged box. Please see the pictures for further details.

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