Moon Glow Bee Hive Lamp Circa 50's 60's on 2040-parts.com
Worth, Illinois, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS A NEW GENUINE AUTO-LAMP BEE HIVE STYLE LAMP MODEL #491. THIS IS A 12 VOLT GLASS MOON GLOW LENS NO CRACKS OR CHIPS. HOUSING IS STEEL,BEZEL IS CHROME PLATED. MEASURES 2 3/4" DIAMETER. THESE WERE USED ON MANY TYPES OF TRUCKS AND BUSES FROM THE 50'S ON UP, NO RUST OR CORROSION, LONG OBSOLETE PERIOD CORRECT. E-MAIL ME WITH ANY ???????
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