Bump time....

Last week I bought an LED conversion bulb for 2 -6 cell flashlights. I played with it in an old maglight at work to try it out but thought that I needed an interesting light to put it in. I ran across an interesting 1952 Eveready that worked with working batteries in a shop for $1. The led bulb replacement cost around $9 and turned the old light into an interesting very usable tool. My camera is broke but the following link is to one that is green striped to my black....

Eveready Flashlight - 2 Cell Green/Silver Light with Narrow Boat Switch Light and NCC Logo on End - Model No. 2251 (c. 1952)

Now t o see how long the batteries last.....