Vintage Yankee Metal Products Amber Lens on 2040-parts.com
Steubenville, Ohio, United States
THIS IS A USED AMBER YANKEE METAL PRODUCTS LENS IN VERY GOOD USED CONDITION. IT IS MARKED YANKEE METAL PRODUCTS NORWALK CONNECTICUT NO. 20,28,84,86,87,89.IT MEASURES 2 1/2 WIDE AND 1 1/2 TALL
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