Brass Lion Cub Sign In!!

[Geologist]

OK - thought it would be fun to start a sign in for Brass LC owners.  According to Charlie, there are about 80 Brass Cubs in existence.  Anyway except for the holy grail of cubs, the Ti version,  they are rarer than the SE (black or nat HA).

So the question:

how many do you have, where are they located, and any other comment you would like to add.....

Let the fun begin!

This is just counting!

1 - Kenster - Texas, USA
2 - flashgreenie - Sweden
3 - Shade - Pennsylvania, USA
4 - grift - Tennessee, USA
5 - SDS - ?
6 - arewethereyetdad - Kansas, USA
7 - arewethereyetdad - Kansas, USA
8 - arewethereyetdad - Kansas, USA
9 - arewethereyetdad - Kansas, USA
10 - jeffb - Indiana, USA
11 - Mr. Bulk - Hawaii, USA
12 - Codeman - Tennessee, USA
13 - PoliceScannerMan - Florida, USA
14 - Cones - UK
15 - gessner17 - Iowa, USA
16 - andrewwynn - Wisconsin, USA
17 - Nikola Tesla - Illinois, USA
18 - Steve Stephens - California, USA
19 - Vontech - Oregon, USA
20 - ZENGHOST - Hawaii, USA
21 - gregw - Hong Kong
22 - LouRoy - Virginia, USA
23 - LouRoy - Virginia, USA
24 - Glow_Worm - Georgia, USA
25 - Yaesumofo - California, USA
26 - Fishman - California, USA
27 - criollo - Singapore
28 - acusifu - ?
29 - kukula - Philippines
30 - FrenchyLed - France
31 - RPM - California, USA
32 - RPM - California, USA
33 - Dogliness, New Mexico, USA
34 - 45/70 - Ohio, USA
35 - marcspar - ?
36 - The Count - Manitoba, Canada
37 - regentag - Florida, USA
38 - regentag - Florida, USA
39 - regentag - Florida, USA
40 - regentag - Florida, USA
41 - EricMack - Ohio, USA
42 - Karl - Pennsylvania, USA
43 - editedby - NYC, NY
44 - changsn - VA, USA
45 - Vifam - California, USA
46 - London Lad - Monte Carlo, Monaco
47 - iowatollah - Iowa, USA
48 - GadgetGirl - Illinois, USA
49 - Geologist - Germany
50 - Lips - Louisiana, USA
51 - JeffN - Indiana, USA
52 - Likebright - Arkansas, USA
53 - Aikiman44 - New York, USA
54 - M_R - Ottawa, Canada
55 - M_R - Ottawa, Canada
56 - indenial - California, USA
57 - XFlash - Oklahoma, USA
58 - griff - Kansas, USA
59 - nrk - Massachusetts, USA

59 of about 80 Brass LCs

About eighty (80)...

PLEASE CHECK FOR ANY MISTAKES!!  thanks!

[Geologist]

I currently have 2 Brass Lion Cubs with matching LionHeads and matching 168A tubes which are on the way.

The 2 Brass Cubs are currently residing with me in southern Germany.

The cubs have not been modified in any way, and they need polishing at the moment.

I like the brass edition as it is heavy (for those late nite workouts) and that is gives the cub that old fashioned type of style.

[Shade]

1 Brass Cub with a full brass set enroute~

U S of A , PA

Love it~

[SDS]

One brass LC + Lion Head + 168 tube here.

Steve

[Geologist]

where is the cub?  maybe we can make a brass cub map!

[arewethereyetdad]

I have four brass Cubs, all with me here in KC.  Also have one brass LionHead, two brass 168A tubes, and three brass 150A tubes.  You can tell from my avatar what my all-time favorite light is.   In my opinion, the brass Cub IS the Holy Grail (not the Ti Cub).   

[jeffb]

My Brass Cub, just received a new brass 168A body!
 
Resides here in Northern Indiana, where it appears that fall is here and winter is coming!

AM patiently waiting for it's "bare" brother, that was "beadblasted" and LED uprgraded to U bin.

I like both the Brass and "bare" .

jeffb

[MR Bulk]

One BrassCub here!  With brass L-head (duh) but no toob - yet!

[Shade]

One BrassCub here!  With brass L-head (duh) but no toob - yet!

Shame shame

[MR Bulk]

Oops, just got here in the mail - Thanks Paul!

[Codeman]

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[diggdug13]

Looks like I'm destined to keep my brass cub.   so might as well post here.  got my Brass cub, Lionhead, 150A tail, 168A tail, trintum markers (havent put them on yet).  with the head opened full bore man it's pretty with that relector staring at you like a big eyeball.

Doug

[Cones]

 

Here's mine.

Mark

[Geologist]

I started a list for fun.  Charlie - can you advise actual number of brass cubs in circulation?

[Shade]

ahh to be a fly on the back of the well traveled cubbies