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Deerfield, New Hampshire, United States

Deerfield, New Hampshire, United States
1920s or 1930s Vehicle Windshield, image 1
“Some surface rust. Rubber seal is dry & hard.”
Brand:unknown Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Front Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

I found this old windshield in my barn.  Based on the registration stickers on it, it must have manufactured prior to 1938, but I'm unaware of when or for what vehicle.  I'm guessing it dates from the '20s or '30s.  It measures 43-1/2" wide at the top, 42-3/4" wide at the bottom, 13-5/16" high at each side, and 11-7/8" high in the middle.  All measurements were made to the metal frame, not to the mounting bracket at the top, nor to the remainder of the rubber seal at the bottom.  There is a fair amount of surface rust, but the frame and glass are solid and intact.  The rubber seal is dry and hard.  Due to the size, weight, and bulkiness, I am offering it only for local pickup.

I've described and documented this item to the best of my ability and am selling it as-is, without the option to return it, so please ask any questions and assure that it meets your needs.

Unless other mutually-agreeable arrangements are made, I require the item to be paid in full within three days of the conclusion of the auction and picked up locally within two weeks of the conclusion of the auction.

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