Homart Flashlight - 2 Cell 6.75" Brass and Nickel Light with Ring Hanger (c. 1937)

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Flashlights : Homart Brand / Standard 2 Cell Style

Homart 2 Cell 6.75 Homart 2 Cell 6.75" Brass and Nickel Light with Ring Hanger

Value: $15.00

Manufacturer: Homart

Mfgr. Model #: N/A

Circa: 1937

Battery: 2D

Style: Standard 2 Cell

Online Since: 7/30/2003

FM Reference #: HO00008

Notes:
Missing lens.

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Phishbonz on Dec 5, 2007 - 8:41 PM

I started my collection recently with this very piece. It's complete & works! I love it. Just digging for info on it & stumbled across the meseum, what a great site!!!!!!

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Message: >>Original Message on Dec 5, 2007 - 8:41 PM: >>====================== >>"I started my collection recently with this very piece. It's complete & works! I love it. Just digging for info on it & stumbled across the meseum, what a great site!!!!!!"

Bob S. on Nov 21, 2006 - 11:45 AM

This is another Homart that is also available as a Lightmaster. The lens is, indeed, very thin plastic, comparable to the kind of plastic found in current clamshell packaging. For serious use, you would probably want to replace the original lens.

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Message: >>Original Message on Nov 21, 2006 - 11:45 AM: >>====================== >>"This is another Homart that is also available as a Lightmaster. The lens is, indeed, very thin plastic, comparable to the kind of plastic found in current clamshell packaging. For serious use, you would probably want to replace the original lens."

Kevin DuBoise on Sep 16, 2006 - 12:36 PM

I also have this flashlight. It is in great condition with the lens intact! Does anyone know if it is worth more money with the lens? Thanks!

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Message: >>Original Message on Sep 16, 2006 - 12:36 PM: >>====================== >>"I also have this flashlight. It is in great condition with the lens intact! Does anyone know if it is worth more money with the lens? Thanks!"

Robert Agin on Jun 5, 2006 - 8:06 AM

I HAVE ONE OF THESE IN MY COLLECTON,IT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.IT ALSO HAS A LENS MISSING.THEY WERE MADE OF VERY THIN PLASTIC.THIS LIGHT WAS ORIGINALY SOLD BY SEARS BACK IN THE THIRTIES.

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Message: >>Original Message on Jun 5, 2006 - 8:06 AM: >>====================== >>"I HAVE ONE OF THESE IN MY COLLECTON,IT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.IT ALSO HAS A LENS MISSING.THEY WERE MADE OF VERY THIN PLASTIC.THIS LIGHT WAS ORIGINALY SOLD BY SEARS BACK IN THE THIRTIES."

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