NO-BATTERY TORCH (Dec, 1930)

NO-BATTERY TORCH

A mechanical flashlight requiring No Batteries. Winding the handle gives a continuous light anytime—anywhere. Not affected by moisture, heat or cold. An extra bulb is carried under the head light lor emergency. Blue, red or gray metal case, 8-1/2 inches long. Guaranteed. $10.00. Post paid.

ARDMORE SALES CO.
172 Elmwood Ave., Long Branch, N.J..

Used by Byrd Antarctic Expedition and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Expedition

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