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Flashlights : Duracell / Mallory Brand / Mini Style

Duracell / Mallory Hand Held Compact with Copper Top   Duracell / Mallory Hand Held Compact with Copper Top




Value: $2.00
Manufacturer: Duracell / Mallory
Mfgr. Model #: DFC
Circa: 1985
Battery: 2AA
Style: Mini



Online Since: 5/16/2003
FM Reference #: DU00007
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Send E-Mail to Naomi Sisco Naomi Sisco on Dec 26, 2012 - 11:54 PM
I would like to know whethr this particular flashlight can be purchased, and if so, the price, etc. I have several of the old Ray-o-Vac 'Workhorse" flashlights, and this appears to be very similar to what I have and need. Thank you.
Send E-Mail to Robert Robert on Dec 4, 2012 - 12:02 PM
Handiest (best) all purpose flashlight ever manufactured: Rugged, easy Best flashlight ever manufctured: Handiest all purpose easy to carry in
hand, shirt pocket, trouser pockets; excellent beam near or far.
If this product is in production again I'll stand in line to buy.
the top of my list, if not the only item
Send E-Mail to eug eug on Jan 6, 2012 - 3:51 PM
would like to buy some of the above product
Send E-Mail to George George on Oct 31, 2011 - 10:32 PM
re RU00007 I've had and I like.Where can I purchase more.
Send E-Mail to george george on Oct 31, 2011 - 10:20 PM
re DU00007, very handy flashlight,would like to additional supply.Where can I purchase?
Send E-Mail to WILMA WILMA on Sep 16, 2011 - 9:59 PM
I have this flashlight, but the on/off switch has become very hard to use. Is there anything I can do to lubricate? or fix this switch.

Thank You,

Wilma
Send E-Mail to cathy brewer cathy brewer on Mar 8, 2010 - 1:22 AM
really like this flashlight
Send E-Mail to eric john eric john on Jan 22, 2010 - 7:21 PM
i bought one today at the grocery store where i work. they have many in stock; and they also have several duracell penlights that are circa 2004. i thought this light was from 1995 not 1985; because the batteries packaged with it had a 2002 expiration date, (2002-7=1995) as alkaline batteries have a 7 year shelf life. but i guess it is from 1985. surprisingly the batteries still work.
Send E-Mail to Glenn Glenn on Jan 15, 2010 - 2:07 PM
This is a great little flashlight. I used it for a few years when I worked as a part-time limo driver to read house numbers. Puts out a good strong beam. I still have it and use it when traveling.
Send E-Mail to John John on Jan 2, 2010 - 12:36 PM
The metal clips fell out of my flashlight when I opened it to change the batteries. Does anyone have a diagram of how they are supposed to fit back into the tray?
Thanks, John
Send E-Mail to Arnie Arnie on Nov 19, 2009 - 12:58 AM
I want to obtain 6 t0 12 units of the Durabeam hand held
flash light Model # DFC Ref# DU00007.
Please quote availability and total costs.
Thank you ....A
Send E-Mail to LUCA LUCA on Oct 30, 2009 - 1:58 PM
Where can I buy the adove flash light?
Send E-Mail to Lino Lino on Oct 30, 2009 - 1:36 PM
Where can I buy [purchase] the above shown flashlight and for how moch $.
A prompt reply would be appreciated.
Send E-Mail to John John on Oct 12, 2008 - 4:21 PM
I bought one of these probably 6 years ago at my local hardware store. Haven't used it in a while. I had no idea that this flashlight had originally come out in 1985. And I remember wanting this flashlight when I was a kid in 1990.
Send E-Mail to James James on Aug 13, 2008 - 7:21 PM
Oh how much fun I had with this light when I was a kid as I would do things like strapping it on my RC car and truck and drive it around in the basement with the lights off. It was one of my most used lights until it broke or disappeared years ago.
Send E-Mail to Tom Tom on Mar 26, 2007 - 12:42 PM
Great Flashlight - used it for hunting for years. Fits easily in any shirt pocket. Am always looking for new ones to replace the one I have.
Send E-Mail to Bob S. Bob S. on Oct 2, 2006 - 1:53 PM
This light has lots of metal clips/tabs that are easily lost when changing batteries or bulbs. The contents are in a tray, whose bottom is on the side with the Durabeam logo [in the model that I have]. In order to open the light, place it on a flat surface with the "Made in USA" logo side on top and the Durabeam logo on the bottom. Push in the tabs and slide the tray out. Note how all the metal clips/tabs are arranged. You might want to make a quick schematic, because parts can easily fall out or fly out from the tray as you change the batteries or the bulbs; or even as you just look at it. Otherwise, this light is reasonably bright with a beam that has lots of artifacts.


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