Early Brass Electric Headlights on 2040-parts.com
Fort Edward, New York, US
I have a pair of Early Brass Electric Headlights. The tag on them is APICO Electric Head Lamp, The Apple Electric Company, Dayton Ohio. They are in very good condition. They measure 12"
in in width. They are for a big car or truck.
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