From: To: Subject: Date: Attachments: Daphne Wallace Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com> Boscoe's boat doors, etc. - April 29, 2011 Fri, 29 Apr 2011 15:12:51 +0000 Stained_glass_marine_door.JPG; Teak_bifold_door.WG; Teak_bifold_door_(2).JPG; Teak_bifold_door_(3).JPG; Teak_door.JPG; Teak_door_(2).JPG; Teak_door_(3).JPG; Mahogany_panels.JPG; Mahogany_panels_(2).JPG; Mahogany_panels_(3).JPG; Teak_stepping_stool.JPG; Teak_stepping_stool_(2).JPG; Teak_stepping_stool_(3).JPG; Teak_stepping_stool_(4).JPG; Old_rigging_blocks.JPG; Old_rigging_blocks_(2).JPG; Old_rigging_blocks_(3).JPG Greetings Mr. Epstein, For your review and comments: (1) Stained glass marine door - 21in. by 71in. (1) Teak bifold door - 20 in. by 67.5 in. (5) Teak doors - 20 in. by 68 to 73 in. in height (2) Mahogany panels - 19.5 in. by 66 in. and 20.5 in. by 67 in. These doors came out of a decommissioned ship (1) Teak stepping stool - 24 in. by 24 in. by 6 in in height - also from a decommissioned ship (2) old rigging blocks - 5 in. by 15 in. overall and 7 in. by 12 in. overall - from a block and tackle boom found on Hassell Island. Respectfully submitted, Daphne EFTA00707758