id thease lights please
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dano
Flashlight Enthusiast
The one on the left may have some value, as I've seen a few reproductions of that type going for 10-20 bucks for a two cell!
The others, I'm not sure...
--dan
The others, I'm not sure...
--dan
Chris M.
Flashlight Enthusiast
Have ya looked on the Flashlight Museum to see if there`s anything similar listed? They have a huge variety with price guide info too. I`d reccomend a visit.
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Big_Ed
Flashlight Enthusiast
The one on the right is an Eveready just like the cheapies they sell today, only in metal. Probably made in the 70's. I wouldn't think it would sell for much. Heck, a couple months ago, one of my customers threw one just like it away, so I fished it out and gave it a new home.
The one in the middle looks like it may be an Eveready of some type. I think my dad has one just like it. I think this one is also from the 70's. It's probably the same value as the other Eveready.
The one on the left looks like a Ray-O-Vac Sportsman. I think they sell for around $10 on Ebay, if I remember correctly.
Even if they aren't worth a lot of money, they're still neat, and are a piece of flashlight history. Good find, raggie!
The one in the middle looks like it may be an Eveready of some type. I think my dad has one just like it. I think this one is also from the 70's. It's probably the same value as the other Eveready.
The one on the left looks like a Ray-O-Vac Sportsman. I think they sell for around $10 on Ebay, if I remember correctly.
Even if they aren't worth a lot of money, they're still neat, and are a piece of flashlight history. Good find, raggie!
I second that on the right right being an Eveready. I used to have one like that when I was a kind. Well actually my dad had one and I stole it from him. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grinser2.gif
My grandfather had one similar to the one on the left except the switch was a bit different. The switch was bulkier and had a momentary button right above it. That's all I could remember about it. I did manage to get that one in my hands every so often when I was a kid but he always got it back from me. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowlaugh.gif
My grandfather had one similar to the one on the left except the switch was a bit different. The switch was bulkier and had a momentary button right above it. That's all I could remember about it. I did manage to get that one in my hands every so often when I was a kid but he always got it back from me. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowlaugh.gif
3rd_shift
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One on the far right appears to be a "C" cell version of my 1975 Eveready commander 2 D.
It's main appeal is how brilliant it really looks with a red Everled or 2d red luxeon pr led.
That red bezel really lights up bright with one of those 1 watters.
It's main appeal is how brilliant it really looks with a red Everled or 2d red luxeon pr led.
That red bezel really lights up bright with one of those 1 watters.
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