Misc/Unknown Flashlight - 3 Cell Area / Flasher / Standard Beam Combo Light with Lanyard (c. 1970)

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Flashlights : Misc/Unknown Brand / Combo Style

Misc/Unknown 3 Cell Area / Flasher / Standard Beam Combo Light with Lanyard Misc/Unknown 3 Cell Area / Flasher / Standard Beam Combo Light with Lanyard

Value: $4.00

Manufacturer: Misc/Unknown

Mfgr. Model #: N/A

Circa: 1970

Battery: 3D

Style: Combo

Online Since: 8/26/2003

FM Reference #: MI00016

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FLASH HEAD on Jan 3, 2011 - 12:03 PM

I HAD SOMETHING VERY CLOSE TO THIS...I BOUGHT IT IN A DOLLAR STORE...IT WORKED OK AT FIRST...WHICH SUPRISED ME...(CONSIDERING HOW CHEAP IT WAS)..PROBLEM WAS CHANGIN THE REB BLINKER BULB.....NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE TO SNAP IT BACK CORRECTLY..3 DIFFERENT PANELS HAVE GOT TO COME TOGETHER CORRECTLY...AN NOTHING LINED UP RIGHT AN TABS GOT BROKEN BY FORCING...I GOT IT A BACK TOGETHER....JUST A LIL MORE LOOSE AN FLIMSY NOW...LOL...

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Message: >>Original Message on Jan 3, 2011 - 12:03 PM: >>====================== >>"I HAD SOMETHING VERY CLOSE TO THIS...I BOUGHT IT IN A DOLLAR STORE...IT WORKED OK AT FIRST...WHICH SUPRISED ME...(CONSIDERING HOW CHEAP IT WAS)..PROBLEM WAS CHANGIN THE REB BLINKER BULB.....NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE TO SNAP IT BACK CORRECTLY..3 DIFFERENT PANELS HAVE GOT TO COME TOGETHER CORRECTLY...AN NOTHING LINED UP RIGHT AN TABS GOT BROKEN BY FORCING...I GOT IT A BACK TOGETHER....JUST A LIL MORE LOOSE AN FLIMSY NOW...LOL..."

Steve on Jan 3, 2011 - 2:50 AM

It's made by Radio Shack, I've had a couple. :)

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Message: >>Original Message on Jan 3, 2011 - 2:50 AM: >>====================== >>"It's made by Radio Shack, I've had a couple. :)"

eric john on Jan 1, 2011 - 9:43 PM

my grandparents gave me one of these in november of '96. the date should not be 1970, because it was purchased brand new. i have no idea what brand this flashlight is. no offense to my grandparents but this light was very flimsy, and i was constantly fixing it, until the crimp terminals became unsodered a year after first receiving it.

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Message: >>Original Message on Jan 1, 2011 - 9:43 PM: >>====================== >>"my grandparents gave me one of these in november of '96. the date should not be 1970, because it was purchased brand new. i have no idea what brand this flashlight is. no offense to my grandparents but this light was very flimsy, and i was constantly fixing it, until the crimp terminals became unsodered a year after first receiving it."

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