They're fiberglass and, though I got them from MAM back in '06/'07, they do
evoke a nautical aura as you suggest. ;-) As you may have gathered from a
later post, they have a split flange on the back. I'll take some photos &
post them.
Sounds like you're a sailor. You probably don't know my wife and I sailed a
Tartan 37 ~14K miles in the Pacific for two years in the early '80's,
pre-kid. We've not had an ocean-going boat for decades now, and do miss it.
When we do get on the ocean every once in awhile with friends, we miss it
even more.
Ron
On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 3:29 PM, Ralph Baker <rebaker@sc.rr.com> wrote:
Ron - are those a soft plastic? How do they close? They look like a part
that would be used on sailboats. I know there is a sailboat that uses an
"A" frame strut shape as part of the rigging. These may be used at the
deck / spar junction. I'll do some research to see what I can find. They
look good and I would like a set as well.
Ralph Baker
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