Lot Of 7 Emergency Flares (parachute & Hand), Comet & Pains-wessex, All Expired on 2040-parts.com
Uncasville, Connecticut, United States
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Hello! This listing is for a lot of SEVEN emergency flares for marine use. The lot includes FOUR parachute flares (two manufactured by Comet and two manufactured by Pains-Wessex), and THREE hand flares (all manufactured by Comet). These flares are all in NEW, UNUSED condition in their unopened bags or tubes. HOWEVER, they are all expired, so their ability to function cannot be guaranteed. They could possibly serve as backup emergency flares, or for use during Independence Day or other outdoor celebrations where fireworks are called for. Please see the photos for a closer look at both sides of each flare. Note that the Comet hand flares have an expiration date of 08/89, the Pains-Wessex parachute flares have an expiration of 06/96, and the Comet parachute flares have an expiration of 06/89. While old, these flares have always been properly stored in a clean, dry marine box, never exposed to moisture of any kind! Just one more thing: As shown in the last photo, the bottom plastic cap on one of the Pains-Wessex flares has a quarter-inch triangle-shaped piece broken out, but the flare itself doesn't seem to be affected. Bidding for this lot of seven emergency flares will start at a low $4.99. Shipping to anywhere in the United States will be $11.95. The steep price reflects the weight of these flares (almost 6 pounds in all), but they fit in a Priority Mail Regional Rate Box A, which helps to reduce the shipping cost considerably while getting the flares delivered quickly. I have been a buyer and seller on eBay for more than 15 years, and I have ALWAYS maintained 100% positive feedback, so rest assured that you will get exactly what is shown in the photos and described here. Please contact me if you have any questions about these flares. I will do my best to provide the information you need to make an informed bid. Thank you for your interest in my auctions! |
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