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SKIPJACK'S ONCE-A-DECADE SALE!


ONCE-A-DECADE SALE!
Skipjack Nautical Wares turns 10 this year! We have packed a lot into the last decade including three showroom locations, miscellaneous hurricanes, lightning strikes, earthquakes and floods, not to mention one famous fire.
To celebrate our first decade we are having a STORE-WIDE once-in-a-decade sale starting this Saturday and running through the end of February. If you are new to Skipjack, take note, sales here are very rare (we can't remember the last one)!

EVERYTHING* in the store is at least 20% off ! Check out our Anniversary Sale category online (top of the category column on the left) or stop by the showroom for additional items on special markdowns up to 50%! Items will be added to this sale over the next week, so stop by the showroom or webstore often!

Check out some of our impressive deals:

Stainless or brass marlinspikes 30% off !
Skipjack long-sleeve T's, hoodies and crew sweatshirts 30% off !
Mariner Rope Bracelets 35% off !
4-inch or 2-inch brass cleats 40% off !
Here are just a few of the special PORTSMOUTH SHOWROOM ONLY savings:

Lifeboat oars, reg. $125, SALE $75, a savings of 40%
Country flags, reg. $15, SALE $9.95, a savings of 33%
All nautical books 30% off !

*Okay, ALMOST everything. Jack the shop dog is not for sale at any price. Sale does not apply to purchases prior to February 16 or custom orders. Sale prices limited to in stock items only. Orders must be paid in full by February 28 to qualify. Online the 20% discount will show up at checkout. Online items for sale at greater than 20% off will show the discount in the product description (not again at check out).
New! Just in!
Aluminum Passag Light (new)

SHOWROOM ALERT !
The Portsmouth showroom will be CLOSED
on Thursday, February 21, 2013.
The webstore will remain open 24/7 with most shipping as usual.
Remember, the Postsmouth showroom is operating on
winter hours from January through April:
Tuesday-Saturday - 10am - 5pm
Additional times by chance or appointment
Joe & Alison Elder

Skipjack Nautical Wares & Marine Gallery

One High Street, Suite 3
Portsmouth, Virginia 23704
(757) 399-5012


January-April HOURS:
Tuesday - Saturday - 10am - 5pm
Closed Feb. 21

Additional times by chance or appointment

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