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Vintage Nautical Evinrude Folk Art Lamp W/ Bow Light And Old Style Knife Switch on 2040-parts.com

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Grand Blanc, Michigan, United States

Grand Blanc, Michigan, United States
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Brand:Folk art Evinrude Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply

Here we have a vintage nautical Evinrude Folk art lamp. Everything about this lamp is awesome! The base is wood and the bow lamp turns on and off by an old style knife switch as shown in pics 3 & 4. Measures 17-1/2" in length by 9-1/2" wide and 7-1/2" tall at tallest point. Lamp weighs 8.10 pounds. See pics. Use the zoom feature on the pictures for more detail. 
                                                 

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