Sold/Expired FS Lioncub black #50 UWOK $450 *withdrawn!!!*

At least until December 20.
After that, I'll keep it if it doesn't sell.
There will be no price drops....period... on this.

It is #50 out of 100 black made in the USA's 50th state. :rock:
It has been carried in a Q3 holster and enjoyed.
In very good shape thanks to the type 3 hard annodize.
It appears to be at least as rugged as John Travolta's polyester Saturday Night Fever outfit that has gained value at an alarming rate lately.
Bezel has been left intact and unwidened to preserve it's true originality.
This light may not gain value until much later on (a few decades perhaps?)
It's a gamble, but then again, many rare item purchases are.

The original TXOJ led will be included.
A fresh Q3 nylon holster will be included too.

International orders outside the USA please add $10.

This light will be shipped with insurance and tracking number inside the USA and anywhere else it is possible.

www.paypal.com to [email protected]

Re: FS Lioncub black #50 UWOK $450

Chris, this is the second thread I see you are trashing, if you don't want your ban to become permanent read the rules and act accordingly. :shakehead

Re: FS Lioncub black #50 UWOK $450

Looks like I might be a few years too early to get this price for this. :shrug:
I'll go ahead and leave it up for sale until 23:59 on the 20th of Dec.

Then if no sale, I'll just put it away in storage and wait for market conditions to change.

It's a Q3 direct drive rcr123,ed UYOK that is slogging it out with me at work now as my backup light.

PS;
Please feel free to email me on this if you would rather do that.

Re: Lioncub black #50 UWOK $450 *withdrawn!!!*

Looks like I'll retain the honor of hanging onto this early 21st century classic for any future benefits it may or may not bring.

This light will not be carried anymore, but will be kept in storage as a family heirloom until later on when/if it finally does change hands sometime later on when it's creator has long since passed.
I strongly hope that cpf will indeed still be around by then. :rock:

When Duesenbergs were made, nobody ever imagined that they would appreciate so exponencially back when one could more easily find one for sale on the used car market in the 1940's.
Now there are more registered than originally made from all the spare and reproduction parts and they have all appreciated incredibly.