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

[petrwarry]

.... package from Bruno arrived sound and safe , right on time
perfect communication, superfast transaction , happy with that .
dank je.



Merry Christmas guys .

[Schijnwerper]

Thanks: Merry Christmas and happy collectors year 2017 Great flashlights you buy!

[Dima]

[BRUNO FRANCK]

hoi Petr

thank you and also a good 2017

cheers Bruno

[patrickh]

hello
what is the period of this flashlight

thanks

Heb er nu ook zo eentje, welk jaar komt deze?

[Fero]

Hi,
Rare WWI ILCO flashlight.

[Schijnwerper]

hello
what is the period of this flashlight

thanks

Heb er nu ook zo eentje, welk jaar komt deze?

De preciese productie datum van deze Hawe lamp weet ik niet, wel de periode waarin dergelijke lampen van dit type gemaakt zijn eind jaren 20 tot de jaren einde jaren 30.

[jicete]

Hi,
Rare WWI ILCO flashlight.

hello

What nationality?
thank you

[Fero]

Hi,

Made in Germany. Do you have any information?

Thank you

[patrickh]

hello
what is the period of this flashlight

thanks

Heb er nu ook zo eentje, welk jaar komt deze?

De preciese productie datum van deze Hawe lamp weet ik niet, wel de periode waarin dergelijke lampen van dit type gemaakt zijn eind jaren 20 tot de jaren einde jaren 30.

Dank!

[jicete]

Hi,

Made in Germany. Do you have any information?

Thank you

no, sorry but I will search for info

this flashlight interest me too

[Bogdan1]

Hey guys. My name's Bogdan and I'm from Transylvania, Romania. Mainly I'm a military archeologist (battlefield digger) and also wartime collector (1905-1945) but lately I have been captivated by military torches, flashlights of any kind since one year ago when I found one in the trenches but in a poor condition (only the glass was to be saved and kept in my collection).

To be honest I have been watching you mates and I do have to say in terms of ww2 illuminating devices you really do know your stuff. The collections and items I have seen here are awesome, hands down to your time and efforts into preserving this shred of history and making it public.

Here are my items I have managed to get until now, it's a small and humble collection so far but I do enjoy restoring a lot of them as much as I can using the techniques I apply to ground dug relics (leather restoration and treatment, paint preservation and rust removing without damaging the paint, even battery reproductions to match the ones they used back then and still be functioning).

As for the Daimon Focus one I am not sure but Made in Germany indicates its postwar (maybe early 50's ?).Please do correct me if I am wrong.

I'd be very keen to learn as much as I can about distinguishing the more tricky ones so with your permission from time to time I'd like to ask some questions to the connaisseurs here.

Thanks and have a nice day/evening

[Fero]

Hello Bogdan,
Greetings from Hungary!
This Daimon maybe cca 1945-1948.
Fero

[Bogdan1]

Szia Fero

Nagyon koszonom, thank you. I have read here that Made in Germany appears on torches postwar or 50s even. By 1945 you mean after May 1945 ? I cant imagine Made in Germany would have been possible in the last stages of the combat. The ones I read about to be Wehrmacht carry only the DAIMON FOCUS, without "made in...".

Cheers

[Fero]

Szia Bogdan,

Szívesen! Háború utáni a Daimon. Még a régi DAIMON FOCUS jelöléssel.
What you write is true, postwar flashlight.

Üdv.:Fero