Flashlights can be purchased using personal checks, money orders, and Paypal. My address is Stuart Schneider, P.O. Box 64, Teaneck, NJ 07666 and my Paypal name and email address is Stuarts1031@ erols.com (note, I put a space in my email address so that automatic email harvesters don't get my email address). Postage and handling, and insurance (if you want it) will be added to your order once the weight is figured. I mail using the US Postal Service with delivery confirmation. Email me to reserve the item numbers that you want and don't forget to include your name and address if you are a new customer.
Terms: You can return any item to me within 10 days for any reason. If I misdescribed it, I will refund your postage both ways. If you are dissatisfied, you pay postage both ways.
I am very pleased to offer an incredibly rare piece - The 1899 United States Battery Company's "Friendly Beacon Electric Candle" made on the O.T. Bugg patent. There are only a few of these surviving in collections. This early flashlight used a 2 "D" cell battery pack and was turned on and off by screwing the pointed top up or down. This beauty has the original finish and stands an impressive 8.5 inches tall. Item #09-127, $1,700.00 (I am still looking for an early Reliable and an early Matchless tubular light and will consider trades.)
1903 Ever Ready #4 Glove Catch model. This is the early model with the short glove catch and the Vulcanite barrel. It has the 1894 & 1899 patent dates around the band in the middle of the barrel. There are no crack in the metal parts, but the barrel has a slight bow to it, typical of vulcanite barrels. The inside appears to be in good shape. 9.5 inches long, 3 "D" cell size. Item #09-100, $455.00 (RESERVED 6/8/10) 1933 Winchester 2 "D" cell size focusing flashlight. 6.75 inches long. Item #09-119, $60.00
A beautiful and great condition Eveready ca.1929, die cut, counter top, advertising sign. It is 9.50 x 8.75 inches. Item #304, $100.00 1950 Roy Rogers USALite flashlight and original countertop display. Rare to find a suberb advertising piece like this in mint condition. Flashlight is 7 inches tall. Item #801, $385.00
1950 Lone Ranger USALite flashlight and original countertop display. Rare to find a suberb advertising piece like this in mint condition. Flashlight is 7 inches tall. Item #802, $385.00
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Twelve 1957 Space Satellite flashlights on their original card. When the Sputnik went up in 1957, everyone tried to come out with a space age product. This rare set of 12 Space Satellite Patrol pin lights was made by Micro-Lite. A beautiful display piece that is 13 x 12 inches. Item #811, $430.00
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| Skull stickpin - A ca.1926 porcelain skull stickpin with bulb. It stands about 2.75 inches tall and would have been worn on a tie or scarf with the wire running down to a battery in the pocket. Made in Europe. Item#138, $60.00 | Boy's head stickpin - A ca.1926 porcelain boy's head (shown in Italian catalog above) with a bulb behind it. It stands about 2.75 inches tall and would have been worn on a tie or scarf with the wire running down to a battery in the pocket. Made in Europe. Item#103, $50.00 |
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| Metal Skull stickpin - A ca.1926 metal skull stickpin with bulb. It stands about 2.75 inches tall and would have been worn on a tie or scarf with the wire running down to a battery in the pocket. Made in Europe. Item#139, $60.00 | Rabbit stickpin - A ca.1926 silvered metal rabbit head with jeweled eyes. It stands about 2.75 inches tall and would have been worn on a tie or scarf with the wire running down to a battery in the pocket. Made in Europe. Item#101, $60.00 |
These flashlights can be purchased using personal checks, money orders, and Paypal. My address is Stuart Schneider, P.O. Box 64, Teaneck, NJ 07666 and my Paypal name and email address is Stuarts1031@ erols.com. Postage and handling and insurance (if you want it), will be added to your order once the weight is figured. I mail using the US Postal Service. Email me at Stuarts1031@ erols.com to reserve the item numbers that you want.
Sterling Silver Lights, page 2
Tin Lithographed Lights, page 4
Interesting & Unusual Flashlights, page 6
Flashlight Conventions, page 7
