This guys collection....
Is a flashaholics utopia.
They all work and contain batteries.
You know you're a flashaholic when the flashaholic journal wants to do an article on ya.
His name is Steve Giterman. He seemingly became a flashlight fan at 4. As a lad he wired batteries in one room to light up bulbs in another.
But in about 04 his wife assisted in his hobby while collecting small books. Apparently he owned 1 flashlight in 2000. lol.
He does repairs on the side and is now in business to help others get their old gems going again. He is a class act and a world class collector.
He even has a vast collection stored in various "flashlight" manufacturer display cases.
Oh and he also makes custom cases for those ancient lights that used pre-modern sized cells like the "Franco mono cell" and stuff like that.
He was once quoted "I never met a flashlight I couldn't get going again.
Is a flashaholics utopia.
They all work and contain batteries.
You know you're a flashaholic when the flashaholic journal wants to do an article on ya.
His name is Steve Giterman. He seemingly became a flashlight fan at 4. As a lad he wired batteries in one room to light up bulbs in another.
But in about 04 his wife assisted in his hobby while collecting small books. Apparently he owned 1 flashlight in 2000. lol.
He does repairs on the side and is now in business to help others get their old gems going again. He is a class act and a world class collector.
He even has a vast collection stored in various "flashlight" manufacturer display cases.
Oh and he also makes custom cases for those ancient lights that used pre-modern sized cells like the "Franco mono cell" and stuff like that.
He was once quoted "I never met a flashlight I couldn't get going again.
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