Eveready Miniature Lamps Ge 210 Vtg Auto Lamps Untested Barn Fresh on 2040-parts.com
Richland, Oregon, United States
7 Eveready Miniature Lamps, GE 210, Box is very worn, bulbs have not been tested, they are barn fresh, selling as non working... Please email any questions, international shipping, just email post code for the cheapest rate, thanks so much Tub 2 |
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