Silverado
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A friend is looking for some large brass antique portholes with or without glass, preferably in the general Southampton area. Can anybody help?
Antique brass portholes
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ccscott49
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Get them new from classicmarine, think I saw some on E bay as well. Sometimes some on Boatsandoutboards.co.uk.
Helina
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Where did he look at them ? And what price ? Any photos ? I'd be interested in buying them ? /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
Csail
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Someone i know has got a pair....he knows nothing about boats so i will ask what he wants.
jackho
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The owner of Seatons Marina has a crate full removed from an old wooden ex naval boat 1st world war i think. Resides Coleraine Co londonderry N. ireland. Do a Google and you will find web site etc.
aknight
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Can't help with Southampton area in particular but these people carry a supply. Before I too get accused of advertising /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
, I only know that they have also been selling on ebay for a while, which is how I stumbled over their site, no connection, etc. Their prices are not cheap, and I agree with one of the earlier posters that suggested having a browse on ebay and trying a bid on one or two items.
, I only know that they have also been selling on ebay for a while, which is how I stumbled over their site, no connection, etc. Their prices are not cheap, and I agree with one of the earlier posters that suggested having a browse on ebay and trying a bid on one or two items.
Helina
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That would be very nice ! Thank you
Plan_B
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You could try "The Barge" at Bursledon (Hamble). He has tons of reclaimed boaty fittings. 02380-406349
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ccscott49
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The "Barge" still in operation? It was/is a wonderful spot, like a boat jumble in one place!
