Vintage Automotive Spotlight. Flat Lens, Model A Model T Ford. Police Car on 2040-parts.com
Manistee, Michigan, United States
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Very nice early flat lense spot light for truck or car. Flat lense lights were phased out in the 1940's so it must be mid 1940's or older. The light is nice. Has working push button switch. No dents, No pitting and very little rust. Lense is clear and not broken or damaged. Was hanging in an old repair shop. I believe it's 1930's era. Can't find a name on it but did not scrub the dust or dirt off it. Clamp on bracket to mount on a round tube or grab bar.
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