Vintage Marine Boat Aprea Mare Mahogany Sign Advertisement 23"x36"x4" 2 2 Sided on 2040-parts.com
Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States
Sign is 2 sided. Measures 22"x36"x4" weight 27 lbs. APREMARE boats 25'-53'. Frame mahogany or teak. Excellent shape. Perfect for Man cave or memorabilia if you own one of these boats.
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