Vintage Chrome Ships Wheel Nautical Clock Trim Ring Nos No Scratches / *mint* on 2040-parts.com
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Ships Nautical CHROME Trim Ring for CLOCKS NOS shiny ID 6 1/8"
Inside diameter 6 and one eighth inch Chrome is shiny no scratches at all. *MINT* This is a new old stock part that was stored wrapped in old white envelope. |
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