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Antique 1922 Eveready No. 935 Unit Cell for Flashlights – Original National Carbon Company Paper Label Battery
This is an authentic early Eveready Unit Cell No. 935 flashlight battery manufactured by the National Carbon Company. The paper label clearly reads:
NO. 935
EVEREADY
REGISTERED TRADEMARK
UNIT CELL
FOR FLASHLIGHTS
NATIONAL CARBON CO. INC.
Long Island City, N.Y.
Atlanta – Chicago – Cleveland
Kansas City – San Francisco
Patent Applied For
Made in U.S.A.
Copyright 1922 by National Carbon Co. Inc.
This is one of the early paper-jacket “Unit Cell” batteries that later evolved into the standard C-cell size. The 1922 copyright date and multi-city plant listing make this a desirable piece for collectors of vintage flashlights, early batteries, advertising, and radio-era memorabilia.
Condition:
The battery is long dead and is sold strictly as a collectible / display item. The original paper label is intact and fully legible with expected age-related wear, darkening, edge fraying, and some surface soiling consistent with a 100+ year-old battery. No major tears or missing sections. Please examine the photos carefully for exact condition.
Details:
- Maker: National Carbon Co. / Eveready
- Model: No. 935 Unit Cell
- Year: Copyright 1922
- Type: Flashlight battery (early C-cell size)
- Country of Origin: USA
This is a genuine antique example — not a reproduction. A nice addition to any vintage lighting, battery, or early electronics collection.
Free shipping to the continental United States. Item will be carefully packaged to protect the fragile paper label.
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