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Violet Ray Headlight Lens Ad - Vintage Ford Model T Era Accessory Brochure

Vintage advertisement for the Violet Ray Lens headlight with description and price
Vintage advertisement for the Violet Ray Lens headlight with description and priceOriginal file
Vintage advertisement for the Violet Ray Lens headlight with description and price

Reference · 1908-1927 Model TAll 26 brochures & literature

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Vintage sales literature page advertising the Violet Ray Lens headlight, with product description and per-pair pricing.

Part of 1908-1927 Ford Model T Brochures & Literature

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This document is a scanned page from a vintage automotive accessory catalog or brochure advertising the "Violet Ray Lens," a headlamp lens accessory. The page includes an illustration of the round lens, showing its distinctive faceted/prismatic pattern with a fluted center section and concentric chevron-style ribs, surrounded by a knurled rim. The accompanying text promotes the lens's performance: it claims to light the road directly ahead with the clarity of daylight while providing equal light diffusion to either side, so that a pure, clear, even luminant reveals the entire road. The advertisement argues that allowing a driver to see the road at night as clearly as by day removes a great source of danger. It also emphasizes appearance, noting that while some useful devices detract from a car's looks, the Violet Ray Lens is attractive and adds distinctiveness to any car. The pricing line states that the lens is available in all sizes at $3.00 per pair. The document gives no year, manufacturer name, part numbers, or specific vehicle applicability, though it was uploaded in association with a 1915 Ford Model T and nothing in the text contradicts that era of vehicle.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Violet Ray Lens advertised in this document?
It is an automotive headlamp lens that claims to light the road directly ahead with the clear illumination of daylight while diffusing light equally on either side, revealing the entire road at night.
How much did the Violet Ray Lens cost?
The advertisement lists the price as $3.00 per pair, available in all sizes.
What safety benefit does the ad claim?
It claims that when a driver can see the road at night as clearly as by day, one great source of danger is effectually removed.
Does the lens affect the car's appearance?
According to the ad, the Violet Ray Lens is very attractive and adds distinctiveness to any car, unlike some devices that are advantageous in service but detrimental to appearance.

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