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Thomas M. on Aug 7, 2007 - 1:06 AM
I have a couple of these now, not in nearly this good of a condition, however. Both of these have the post-1958 "ball-and-bar" logo, as shown. One has the earlier teardrop switch, and the other has the rectangular Sportsman-type switch as shown here. These must have been some of the last bullet-style lights made by Ray-O-Vac. I would put this light at right around 1960.
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