1950s Vintage Westinghouse Auto Light Bulb Carousel Holder Garage Memorabilia on 2040-parts.com
Newbury, Ohio, United States
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1950s VINTAGE WESTINGHOUSE AUTO LIGHT BULB CAROUSEL HOLDER USED. SHOWS SIGNS OF AGE. SOME YELLOWING AND SMALL CRACKS AND SCRATCHES. PERFECT FOR YOUR PERIOD CORRECT GARAGE OR MAN CAVE. MADE OF PLASTIC . THERE LOOKS LIKE A PLASTIC HOLDER MISSING ON THE SIDE. PACKAGE SHIPPED USPS PRIORITY MAIL UNLESS BUYER WANTS ANOTHER WAY. JUST LET ME KNOW. KEYWORDS: GARAGE MEMORABILIA, SERVICE STATION MEMORABILIA, GAS STATION MEMORABILIA, OLD SKOOL WESTINGHOUSE 1950s VINTAGE AUTOMOBILE LIGHT BULB CAROUSEL HOLDER |
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