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Chris Craft Boat Pennant-circa 1960's /1970's-red Background With Stitched Text on 2040-parts.com

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United States, United States
An early Chris Craft Boat PENNANT with stitched sections on a red cotton / flax base.material - Made in USA
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Decal Type:PENNANT Brand:CHRIS CRAFT

An early and original CHRIS CRAFT Boat PENNANT.  Manufacturer on the white band is difficult to distinguish, but it is USA made.  There is NO GLOW on the pennant when checked with a black light therefore, natural materials and colors typical of those used before the early 1960's.  Pennant has been used and would benefit from a wash or dry cleaning.  The two brass grommets have surface residue and need to be cleaned otherwise intact.  The pennant has an overall length of 19 inches and is nearly 9 inches wide on the white mounting band. Despite being used on a boat the pennant has no material damage or tears.  Any questions please email  

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