1st US PATENT of JETSKI Art Print seadoo yamaha


			1st US PATENT of JETSKI Art Print seadoo yamaha	Item number: 120262791156

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Quality Reproduction of the Original
US PATENT for the JETSKI!!

It was invented in 1966 by Clayton Jacobson. This is his entire Original Patent reproduced on 8.5" by 11" Antiqued Parchment Paper. It includes the Drawing sheet and 3 Description sheets that describe the JETSKI in full detail.

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