A stunningly powerful spotlight, especially considering it's battery-operated and measures (overall) 4 inches (100mm) diameter X 3 inches (75mm). Ideal for lighting up shelves and cabinets at the fairs, or (with the remote control) as security lighting at home.
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As item above, but set of three spotlight with free remote control.

A stunningly powerful spotlight, especially considering it's battery-operated and measures (overall) 4 inches (100mm) diameter X 3 inches (75mm). Ideal for lighting up shelves and cabinets at the fairs, or (with the remote control) as security lighting at home.

Rather than a powerful beam this gives the most amazing SPREAD of light.

28 L.E.Ds. 5½ inches long, takes three AAA batteries.

Pocket torch with a light that 'uncurls' (see larger picture) and can be twisted at any angle. At just 10mm diameter it can be inserted into just about anything, maximum reach 8", or it can be curled around its main body and simply used as an ordinary torch (3½"X2"X ¾"). Batteries not supplied

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I bought these because they were a bargain whilst buying night vision equipment (which I no longer sell) from Russia. I started with 350 and they were so popular that they sold like hot cakes at £20.00 each. I have about 30 remaining but, alas, they are all small sizes for children (or any adult with a very small head), hence I have reduced the price.

I'm an optical dealer not a bag person, so I wasn't too sure about these...at first. To my delight a friend who specialises in bags commented on how exceptionally well made they are, heavy duty but with a soft inside, lined, with side-flaps, with a detachable strap, with loops to fit to a belt, well-finished.

Of course, it doesn't have to be a binocular bag. I have sold many at the antiques fairs to dealers who carry their tools and books etc; I use one for my digital camera and little binocular; one person bought a few (always two at a time) and said they were ideal for horse riding; it would also be big enough for a video camera or a picnic.

IN THE TRADE: for fastening down stall covers, clipping up pictures, paintings, hangers and notices, fixing cables in place and even for improvising display stands.

IN THE HOME AND GARDEN: for fixing temporary lights, rubbish bags and picnic cloths.

Metal, 6" long. Strong hands can open them out to 2½".

HOOK-AND-LOOP FASTENERS (like Velcro) 22mm circles, self-adhesive, industrial size, for quick setup at fairs, e.g. for notices, display boxes, fixing pictures to windows (peel the dot off afterwards).

The price is for ten pairs.

Packet of ten steel hooks, 65mm long, for hanging things (anything).

Acrylic visiting card holder, landscape format (and if you are a trader and don't have any visiting cards...why not? - how do you expect customers to remember how to contact you?)

Acrylic visiting card holder, portrait format. (and if you are a trader and don't have any visiting cards...why not? - how do you expect customers to remember how to contact you?)