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For sale is a commemorative model of theThe Limited Edition Boston Lightreleasedby The Danbury Mint.
I am the original owner of this model and it is complete with certificate of authenticity.
It is numbered 233 of 5000.
All metal contact points in the battery case are clean and shiny.
With apologies, the power cable and tweezer (for the tiny lightbulb) are not included.
If you use batteries 3 AAA batteries are required and are not included.
I have tried my best to include quality photos of this item for your inspection and evaluation of condition.
Photos from this sale are of the actual item you will receive. I do not use stock photos in any of my listings.
Item comes from a pet and smoke free home.
I offer international shipping through the International Shipping Program, fees may be high, so please be aware of any additional fees by looking in the shipping section of this listing prior to purchase.Shipping available to US domestic addresses that can receiveUPS Ground, Fed Ex Ground/Home or USPS.
Free shipping to eligible US addresses. You will receive this model placed in original fitted styrofoam core and shipped in a cardboard box.
The shipping box measures 16 inches long, 11 inches wide, and 10 inches in height and weighs 5 lbs.
Tracking confirmation of delivery and insurance will be provided by the seller (me) to insure a safe delivery.
Free 30 day Returns.Payment is required upon purchase. I will ship within 1 business day of receipt of payment if not sooner.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for visiting my sale!
Description
Limited Edition Boston Light Little Brewster Island, Boston
Boston Light, located on Little Brewster Island in Massachusetts, is the oldest light station site in the United States, first illuminated on September 14, 1716.
The original colonial tower was destroyed by retreating British forces in 1776, but was rebuilt in 1783.
It features a 27-mile beam and is famous for ending an era when its last resident keeper stepped down.
