Zaklampen info's (2WO) Fake - orginal...ect

[Fero]

Hi,
Rare Pertrix 3327 Hungarian flashlight.

Fero

[Fero]

Hi,
Rare filters (Blue and red) in the Daimon Telko Trio flashlight.
I have only seen green and red filters.

[custom]

Fero, The customer was also the king, concerning options on the flashlights at that time.
I' have seen many different colors in Daimon + Pertrix lamps also with or without a' factory logo
usually done to reduce the price

[nexo]

Hello, I'm a collector of old flashlights. I collects mainly flashlights produced by Polish manufacturers. However, recently I bought a German flashlight, which is very similar to Nirona 696 and Petrix 647. The main difference is that the flashlight does not have any color filters, and there is no name or any other signatures on it, besides DRGM. Can I ask for help in identifying a flashlight? Thank you!

http://www.flickr.com/gp/127775313@N02/PW366z

[custom]

This lamp is for 85% a copy of the Nrona 696 - Pertrix 647 lamps made ​​in Germany 1934 -1944 for
military and government use factory still unknown.

[asjemenou]

Onlangs aan mijn verzameling Sovjet WOII militaria toegevoegd, deze fraaie zaklamp van het RKKA. Helaas is de zaklamp niet voorzien van stempels o.i.d.
Dit maakt het er dan ook niet makkelijker op om te achterhalen door wie deze lamp is gefabriceerd. Als mogelijke fabrikant word Z.H.G. in Moskou (З.Х.Г.Москва) genoemd.
Alle informatie over deze zaklamp is welkom. Ook welk merk/model gloeilampjes en batterijen in deze zaklamp behoren.

[nexo]

This lamp is for 85% a copy of the Nrona 696 - Pertrix 647 lamps made ​​in Germany 1934 -1944 for
military and government use factory still unknown.

Thank you Custom. I thought that this flashlight is a budget version of Nirona, therefore there is no name and filters. All other details are identical. Do you think that this is possible? If not, is this a war or after war copy?

[qwerty]

Hey do not know what kind of flashlight?

[Dima]

Watch - viewtopic.php?f=85&t=17432&start=60

[Fero]

Hi,
My cleaning job.
Daimon Telko Trio before cleaning and after cleaning.

[asjemenou]

Nice to hear that we also have a Russian member on this forum.
In my previous post I have placed a few pictures of a GPW/WWII flashlight used by the RKKA.
The flashlight has no stamps etc. What makes it more difficult to find out who can be the manufacturer. As a possible manufacturer, Z.H.G. in Moscow (З.Х.Г.Москва) is called.
I want to know what type/brand of (Russian) bulbs and batteries are used in this flashlight. Any kind of information is welcome.

[Dima]

Nice to hear that we also have a Russian member on this forum.
In my previous post I have placed a few pictures of a GPW/WWII flashlight used by the RKKA.
The flashlight has no stamps etc. What makes it more difficult to find out who can be the manufacturer. As a possible manufacturer, Z.H.G. in Moscow (З.Х.Г.Москва) is called.
I want to know what type/brand of (Russian) bulbs and batteries are used in this flashlight. Any kind of information is welcome.

It quite difficult to say who exactly produced the flashlight (bulbs, etc.) coz now there is few information of that. In soviet period it was common to produce consumer goods as a by-product (secondary).
I think the manufacture’s stamp might be placed under the plate with a hole (right side of the flashlight on your photo).
Usually, in the flashlights like that were used bulbs with 2,5 V or 3,5 V and batteries 3,7 V or 4,5V. This is a link where you can take a look at the different type of (soviet) batteries. http://forum.fonarevka.ru/showthread.php?t=3677&page=13

[Erik S.]

Heb vorige maand deze "Hassia" lantaarn aangekocht, zijn deze nog preciezer te dateren?

[asjemenou]

Thanks for your reply Dima. It is very interesting to see all those different brands of (Soviet) Russian batteries. I think it will not be easy for me to find one.

[Dima]

http://www.rosphoto.org/en/2008-11-04-2 ... etails/293