Goncz Hi-Tech Flashlights

G.L.JOHN · Sep 11, 2002

To: All collectors,
We have still few 1-st roduction run of the flashlights. If you interested in them, first come first served. they are 2, 3, 4 and 6 cell D size standard and also available the rechargeable ones 5, 7, and 10 cell with ni-mh batteries.
Interrested please contact us.
thanks.

Velcro · Sep 12, 2002

I think you have the wrong forum. You should post this over at Manufacturer's Announcements

Greetings,
Velcro

ElektroLumens · Sep 18, 2002

Originally posted by G.L.JOHN:
To: All collectors,
We have still few 1-st roduction run of the flashlights. If you interested in them, first come first served. they are 2, 3, 4 and 6 cell D size standard and also available the rechargeable ones 5, 7, and 10 cell with ni-mh batteries.
Interrested please contact us.
thanks.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Cool, a first run production collectors flashlight!

Wayne J.

Tombeis · Sep 22, 2002

One. The gentelman has posted on the Manufacture's Announcements.

Two. First runs of anything can be a collectable.

How would you like to own number one Corvette, or the first Colt.45 Automatic. Worth some money No?

Give the guy a break.

ZeissOEM2 · Feb 6, 2005

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Tombeis said:
One. The gentelman has posted on the Manufacture's Announcements.

Two. First runs of anything can be a collectable.

How would you like to own number one Corvette, or the first Colt.45 Automatic. Worth some money No?

Give the guy a break.

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I agree,everything firstproduction can be collectable.I have one Fairbairn Sykes 1Pattern ww2,only made 1250 .Today you have to pay 1000-1500 US$ if there is someone who want to sell it. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

TrueBlue · Feb 6, 2005

Have you got any pictures to show what the lights look like? Are they wire or LEDs?

I know people that like to collect first run lights and they buy a couple of them at a time. The people like lights that have a good spot beam. Are the lights a floodlight or do they have any spot to them?