Allmand Bros. Inc. is looking for the oldest functioning Allmand light tower in the US.

In celebration of its 75th anniversary this year, anyone in the 48 contiguous US states who owns an old Allmand light tower is encouraged to visit the company’s Web site or Facebook page immediately after The Rental Show 2013.

Visitors to either of these sites will be able to submit the serial number and photos of their unit in operation. The entry submissions will be showcased on the Allmand Web site and the person or company submitting the entry with the oldest working light tower will be awarded Akkmand’s commemorative 75th Special Diamond Edition Night-Lite PRO II V-Series light tower in exchange for their old light tower.

The oldest winning light tower will become the property of Allmand Bros. Inc. and will be proudly displayed at the Allmand factory in Holdrege, Neb. This promotion will begin immediately after The Rental Show 2013 concludes and will run through the middle of June, with the winning entry being announced in July.

In a separate promotion, Allmand is also giving a $250 parts credit and a 1/25 scale model Night Lite PRO II to one lucky customer each month in 2013. Entry details and rules are now posted.

For more information, visit www.allmand.com.

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