Original French angle flashlight TL-122D-Fr made of olive-colored plastic. A copy of the TL-122D design used by the US Army during World War II. Flashlight version without switch cover. The flashlight is powered by 2 LR20 batteries (batteries not included). Post-war surplus produced for the French Armed Forces. This model comes from military stocks. Packaged in its original box and foil. The flashlight has a clip for mounting on a belt or harness. The set includes filters and a spare bulb in the bottom. We do not select a specific item, the goods are sent randomly. We do not guarantee the correct operation of the flashlights or their complete equipment.
- Original - Military surplus!
- Perfect for reenactment!
- Product shipped randomly!
- Flashlights do not have batteries!
- We do not guarantee the correct operation of the flashlights!
The TL-122 flashlight was a standard 90-degree, battery-powered flashlight adopted by the U.S. Army just before World War II, based on the Eveready No. 2697 "Boy Scout" flashlight design. It was manufactured by various subcontractors and came in four main versions (A, B, C, and D), differing in their materials of construction (brass, steel, or plastic) and the addition of a storage compartment for a spare bulb and filters. The presented French model TL-122D-Fr is closest to the American model TL-122D, which entered service at the end of 1944.
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