Lot 201 - Vintage Lightmaster Lantern Searchlight No. 20-4803 Battery Operated Flashlight, Patented May 9, 1933, 10" H

Lot 201 - Vintage Lightmaster Lantern Searchlight No. 20-4803 Battery Operated Flashlight, Patented May 9, 1933, 10" HVintage Lightmaster lantern style searchlight flashlight, model No. 20 4803, of early battery operated design. Constructed of metal with original green painted finish, featuring a front reflector housing and integrated handle typical of portable utility and search lights of the early 20th century. Marked with patent information dated May 9, 1933. The flashlight is non working at the time of cataloguing; internal components, wiring, and battery

this image exemplifies the classic Gibson Girl aesthetic that defined early 20th-century American illustration and social commentary

The wick knob is very tight and the cap unscrews with ease

The badge features the all seeing eye symbol

It currently houses a photograph of a young soldier that looks to be from World War One or earlier

This vintage patch is done in the famous style of French fighter pilot Charles Nungesser's personal insignia which he painted on planes during WWI

including loss to paw

and wear to mount

Published by Whitman Comics

The note explains this collection of folk-tales was first published at Naples and in the Neapolitan dialect by Giambattista Basile circa 1637

a miniature chalkware Infant of Prague figure

The Castle Square Theatre (1894–1932) in Boston

Dimensions: 5" W x 17" L x 6