Vintage Arrow Safety Device Stop Light , Lense 4801 , Metal Frame , Wiring on 2040-parts.com
Freetown, Indiana, United States
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Up for bid is this OLD stop light by the Arrow Safety Device Co. from MT. HOLLY NEW JERSEY .
The frame is ruff with dings,dents and rust but the glass is in good shape, only some light scuffs. This item is crusty right out of an old barn that was full of model A and Model T parts , hit and miss engines and lots of OLD tools. Laying flat with the glass at the top It measures 8 1/4 inches wide and 3 inches tall. PLEASE,PLEASE ask questions and look at the photos BEFORE you bid or buy in case you have concerns that I have not considered or addressed. PLEASE,PLEASE be certain that you are satisfied with and accept the description which includes the photos BEFORE you bid or buy so that we can both have a smooth,happy transaction. PLEASE,PLEASE check my other item listings. I'd be very thankful to be on your favorite sellers list and to be followed by you on eBay . Thanks for looking and GOD bless ! |
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