Lot Of 10 Auto Lamp Bulbs; Vintage 1940s Eveready; New Old Stock; Original Box on 2040-parts.com
Wahoo, Nebraska, United States
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Great graphics on the original box. All 10 bulbs are new and unused. All but one in their original inner sleeves. Box is in fine condition, considering its age on a shelf. Some torn flaps and overall age darkening. Probably from the late 1940s or into the '50s. |
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