Source for older style marker lights?

[CRM]

The chrome finish is failing on all of my marker lights and I would like to replace with the same if possible to keep from drilling extra holes. Does anyone know who manufactured these lights?

[topgun2]

CRM - 

Thanks for trying to keep it "original"  And, thanks for "caring".

Bill

[ScubaRx]

https://pchrome.com/5-ways-can-turn-plastic-chrome/
 

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[CRM]

18 hours ago, topgun2 said:

CRM - 

Thanks for trying to keep it "original"  And, thanks for "caring".

Bill

Trying to keep everything as original as I can. Luckily just found some cabin lights to replace all of the originals which also had the chrome peeling off of them. Actually, an Oliver FB group member who's a better Googler than I found these for me. Had the part number but could only find them in bronze and black..