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First King of Flashlights

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I figure a lil' trivia may be fun.

 

Hints: I actually carried this on job after retiring my night stick, (which still hangs close by)... back around late 70's early '80's. It has been beat to death and even after much torture, it still works. Conventional bulb, D cells and allegedly, the first one made out of aircraft aluminum. Kept spare bulb in end cap. Still works today except awhile back, battery acid leaked onto the reflector and ate some of the mirror away.

 

So what is it?

 

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That's an old mag light.

Have one jyst like it.

At first I thought Maglight but didn't they come out in the early 80's?

Ahh here we go... I'll leave out the name so someone else can find it. Definitely NOT a Maglight.

 

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Bingo! Give da man a cigar! This is one tough lite! I used it as a hammer, beating master locks of doors among other things. ;)

http://www.kellite.com/

 

 

Actually I think it's a Kel-Lite. One of their Baton Light models, designed to replace police officer's baton.

 

 

 

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