Spotlight, Unity Model H1, Chrome For Fire/police on 2040-parts.com
Jackson, Michigan, United States
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Vintage Red Spotlights for Fire/Police. In very nice Condition not Excellent. Bulbs have no cracks. Chrome looks good and just one small ding on the top of one of them. One Lens is a little darker red than the other. I have not tested these but wires are intact. Both come with a mounting bracket. Unity mfg. co. Chicago USA Model H1.
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