Homart Flashlight - 2 Cell 7 1/2" with Walleye Lens (c. 1937)

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Flashlights : Homart Brand / Standard 2 Cell Style

Homart 2 Cell 7 1/2 Homart 2 Cell 7 1/2" with Walleye Lens

Value: $20.00

Manufacturer: Homart

Mfgr. Model #: N/A

Circa: 1937

Battery: 2D

Style: Standard 2 Cell

Online Since: 4/28/2003

FM Reference #: HO00001

Notes:
A Sears brand made by Rayovac.

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Ron Hall on Jun 21, 2012 - 3:03 PM

I have this flashlight.

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Message: >>Original Message on Jun 21, 2012 - 3:03 PM: >>====================== >>"I have this flashlight."

Janet on Apr 16, 2010 - 10:25 PM

I have one just like the one shown above. So glad to find out when it was made.Your web site is fantastic !!

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Message: >>Original Message on Apr 16, 2010 - 10:25 PM: >>====================== >>"I have one just like the one shown above. So glad to find out when it was made.Your web site is fantastic !!"

John B. on Aug 3, 2009 - 8:40 AM

I just bought one as pictured, even the numbers match, at an estate sale. My first thought after turning it on was that it could have been used by an usher in a movie theater. It is not overly bright
yet throws a nice round beam for lighting the isle and seats.

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Message: >>Original Message on Aug 3, 2009 - 8:40 AM: >>====================== >>"I just bought one as pictured, even the numbers match, at an estate sale. My first thought after turning it on was that it could have been used by an usher in a movie theater. It is not overly bright yet throws a nice round beam for lighting the isle and seats."

Clark on Apr 8, 2008 - 8:47 PM

I have one like the other person commented. No patent number n the base and a slightly different ring. The patent on the switch appears the same. Does anyone know what the "Walleye lens" means other than it does look like one. It does have better lighting detail up close than distant shining.

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Message: >>Original Message on Apr 8, 2008 - 8:47 PM: >>====================== >>"I have one like the other person commented. No patent number n the base and a slightly different ring. The patent on the switch appears the same. Does anyone know what the "Walleye lens" means other than it does look like one. It does have better lighting detail up close than distant shining."

Richard McC on Feb 1, 2006 - 10:07 AM

I have one that does not have the patent information on the base. The ring is shaped differently as well.

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Message: >>Original Message on Feb 1, 2006 - 10:07 AM: >>====================== >>"I have one that does not have the patent information on the base. The ring is shaped differently as well. "

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