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The glass sailboat measures 6 inches long and with the sail measures over 6 inches tall. This is in excellent condition, no cracks or chips. The sail base has a wood finish to it. The sail is chrome and there's some wear to that and some pitting to the chrome.
Says on the end of the sailboat Made in U.S.A. with a patent number, D124322. Doesn't look like it's every been used, nice and clean! The sail is removable. Can be used as an ashtray as there's grooves in three spots.
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