Description
Battery GNOME 4.5 V. The label accurately reproduces the original. It was used in Soviet pocket flashlights, radios, etc., household and military electronics items.
The battery can be used for its intended purpose, it is a new battery.
On the front part is the inscription "Dry battery GNOME. Radio electro-battery plant No. 1 RZAZ. Metkopromsoyuz Promkooperativ Moscow" (Сухая батарейка ГНОМ. Радио электро-аккумуляторный завод №1 РЗАЗ. Меткопромсоюз Промкооператив Москва). On the back is the appeal "The consumer, buying a battery, demand a test for a light bulb" (Потребитель, покупая батарейку, требуй испытания на лампочку). There is a paper seal on the contacts with the inscription "Test first, then tear it off" (Сначала испытайте, потом срывайте). On the side there is a marking "Pay attention to the day of issue" (Обращайте внимание на день выпуска) and the date of issue stamped on August 23, 1939.
Limitation of seller’s liability.
The item can be used for its intended purpose. The expiration dates on the historical packaging (if any) are given in terms of historical compliance, and have nothing to do with the actual expiration date. You need to understand that this item is primarily a game element, props, and only then a set that can be used for its intended purpose. Also, other products for reenactment, although they are full-fledged, are primarily focused on creating the appearance and sensation of use. That is, the appearance and properties of the goods for reenactment are close to the original, however, the goods for reenactment did not pass special testing for use in the army or during military operations (for example, a game helmet will not protect from fragments in a real battle).
The decision on the use of this item for its intended purpose is made by the buyer, assessing the condition of the products and the age of the purchase. By purchasing this product, you declare that you have read and agree to the seller’s liability limitation.
