April 5, 2024
SPITFIRE RAF Supermarine, Solid Brass Trench Art Vintage Desk Mascot
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This is a nice "trench art" depiction of a WWII RAF Supermarine Spitfire cast in solid brass . It weighs a hefty 700g and measures about 9" between wingtips and 7" nose to tail. It is in good condition - the propeller is undamaged and spins freely and the supporting rod is straight- many are damaged. This is presented with a professional polish and finished with Renessance Museum polish to enhance the lustre This would make a handsome gift or fly proud among your collectibles Please as this item is as described and will be dispatched to you well packed . Please see my feedback, thanks. The listing displays the postage rate for the UK . Please Items will only be sent to your PAYPAL REGISTERED ADDRESS by trackable, Signed For Postage at my discretion Descriptions of Items for Sale : All items I sell are as Used, Vintage or Antique and as such may have flaws and signs of wear commensurate with age. Best efforts are used to give an accurate description in relationship to condition and age. If you discovers a fault, restoration or damage, which has been inadvertently missed from the description, please refer to the Returns Policy below and contact me immediately. Returns Policy: If I have not given a true and accurate description of any item or its condition I will accept returns up to 7 days after receipt of item. Any
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