

The blister is crinkled and scuffed, but the lens and the chrome housing are untouched and beautiful. This has always been in my house. No rust or corrosion of any kind. Time for someone else to enjoy it. The pictures are of the item you will receive.
This light was made in Hong Kong. There is no date on the package, but the style of light and packaging would put it in the 1960's.Please view all pictures and message me with any questions. Update: I received an inquiry regarding whether the light had a switch and attaching hardware. I assumed that it did, but I wanted to be sure. The packaging is really fragile, but I was able to get the light out of the package. The light has a transparent red switch in the side of the housing.
There is a small spring-loaded button that you press to remove the back of the light from the housing. I carefully used a small screwdriver to begin to coax the flat section away from the housing. Then I was able to remove the flat section and a sealed bag with attaching hardware was inside. New pictures attached for clarity.