Auto Lamp 1460 Vintage Lot Of Light Bulbs Westinghouse Guide Ge Flathead 6 Volt on 2040-parts.com
Hatfield, Pennsylvania, United States
3 new GE 1460 light bulbs. Box says 6.3 volt for auto headlights but has many other uses. 2"inches tall. Please ask any questions.
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