You Guys are getting some lovely little bright lights and taking some really great pictures so I'm going to post my newest light The torch is a Bright Star saftey torch type 2317, made in the USA I've been playing I adjusted it a little to fit a maglight drop in LED with some eneloops, not as bright as a Maglight but its useable (Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
Another one of the interest peaking mini-hobbies that I'm curious to see if anyone else here is into. I really enjoy buying them and restoring/reworking them to function as they should. Most of these have LED bulbs installed as well. Most are D-cell lights. But, there are a couple of 2xAA pen lights and couple of dynamo lights.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)Anyone else enjoy antique and/or vintage flashlights/torches?
Those are very cool G
Those are some very cool lights, GLBM I had an old light but when we went through cleaning the house a couple years ago I guess we got rid of it I never usually get rid of anything but I was in the mood to let stuff go and my wife ran with the idea Glad to see someone appreciate them the way they were meant to be
Nice collection
This is my oldest I think, a re-post from 2017 Your latest flashlight threadQuote from: Sparky415 on July 19, 2017, 06:39:41 AMYou Guys are getting some lovely little bright lights and taking some really great pictures so I'm going to post my newest light The torch is a Bright Star saftey torch type 2317, made in the USA I've been playing I adjusted it a little to fit a maglight drop in LED with some eneloops, not as bright as a Maglight but its useable (Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
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Welcome to the boards DrDean. Old mate hasn't been active here for quite some time. Poncho might know if he has been spotted on FB recently...