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Collectible plastic 'Bicentennial Liberty Light'
I have a collectible plastic 'Bicentennial Liberty Light' that is electric. I'm wondering if anyone else has one or has any information regarding it. I've searched on eBay and other internet sights but can't locate one like it. It is rectangular is shape with a blue back and sides. The front is white with the wording "Bicentennial Liberty Light" displayed. There is an American Flag from 1996 and an American Flag from 1776 on the front.
If anyone has any information about this light, I'd love to hear from you. |
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