Original German WWII Incandescent Light Bulb Crate in Afrikakorps Tan - For Accommodation Lighting Blunderbuss Cesar Romero

Cesar Romero

Tilton remained with the Army Medical Department after the war and was post surgeon at Fort Lyon in the Colorado Territory from 1866 to 1870

This early war example in silvered Tombak still retains much of the silver plating on both sides

one that served as an inspiration for the Japanese attack at the US Naval Base Pearl Harbor

This method was also useful during World War II

Original German WWII Incandescent Light Bulb Crate in Afrikakorps Tan - For Accommodation Lighting Blunderbuss Cesar RomeroOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very nice empty crate meant for the storage and transport of incandescent light bulbs for accommodation lighting. The crate measures 16 x 12 x 5 . The lid of the crate reads: Glhlampen 220V fr Unterkunftsbeleuchtung Gew. 6 kg (Tp) Incandescent bulbs 220V for accommodation lighting Weight 6kg (Tp) The interior shows dividers for storage of 20 bulbs, 10 at 25 watts and 10 at 40 watts. The strap which holds