Sylvania 15172 65-Watt 130-Volt BR30 Indoor Flood Light, 6 Pack

Philips 406009 Landscape and Indoor Flood 50-Watt MR16 12-Volt Light Bulb, 6-pack

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Rayovac EFL6V-BA 6-Volt Floating Lantern with Battery, Colors Will Vary

Feit Electric 65BR30/FL/MP-130 65-Watt BR30 Indoor Reflector Flood Light, White, 6 Pack

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