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A lighting apparatus for illuminating of objects or equipment including, for example, vehicles, retail and/or store shelving and/or equipment, bars, desks, counters, walls, railings, steps, and/or any other object or surface, as desired. In some embodiments, the lighting apparatus includes a bumper

A lighting apparatus for illuminating of objects or equipment including, for example, vehicles, retail and/or store shelving and/or equipment, bars, desks, counters, walls, railings, steps, and/or any other object or surface, as desired. In some embodiments, the lighting apparatus includes a bumper to help provide a level of protection to the objects and/or surfaces that are subject to bumping, sliding or other abuse.

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A lighting apparatus for illuminating of objects or equipment including, for example, vehicles, retail and/or store shelving and/or equipment, bars, desks, counters, walls, railings, steps, and/or any other object or surface, as desired. In some embodiments, the lighting apparatus includes a bumper

A lighting apparatus for illuminating of objects or equipment including, for example, vehicles, retail and/or store shelving and/or equipment, bars, desks, counters, walls, railings, steps, and/or any other object or surface, as desired. In some embodiments, the lighting apparatus includes a bumper to help provide a level of protection to the objects and/or surfaces that are subject to bumping, sliding or other abuse. he door assembly, a door hardware illumination assembly operable to provide illumination of the hardware, and a case separate from and removably supported on the base, said case presenting a generally enclosed internal compartment in which the illumination assembly is at least substantially contained, μsaid case presenting a wall that defines at least in pan the internal compartment, with the wall being adjacent to and separate from the base to thereby serving-to separate the internal compartment from the base, said case and base being interconnected in such a manner that, when the door is closed, removal of the case from the base is prevented by interengagement of the case and door assembly. 12. A combination as claimed in claim ii, said illumination assembly including a portable power source located entirely within the internal compartment. 13. A combination as claimed in claim 12, said illumination assembly including a replaceable light source selectively connectable to said power source and located entirely within the internal compartment. 14. A combination as claimed in claim 13, said illumination assembly including a switch that selectively controls the connection of the power source to the light source. 15. A combination as claimed in claim 11, said door assembly presenting a generally flat support surface to which the base is mounted, said case and base being removably interconnected in such a manner that disconnection of the case from the base requires movement of the case in a disconnect direction that is at least substantially parallel to the support surface, said case and base cooperating when interconnected to prevent movement of the case in a direction generally perpendicular to the disconnect direction. 16. A combination as claimed in claim 15, said base and wall each having a generally flat configuration and being parallel to one another, said disconnect direction being substantially parallel to the base and wall. 17. A combination as claimed in claim 15, said case and base cooperatively presenting a tongue and groove connection extending along the disconnect direction. 18. A combination as claimed in claim 17, said groove projecting inwardly and including an outer section and a relatively wider, inwardly disposed inner section, said tongue presenting a shape complemental to the groove. 19. A combination as claimed in claim 15, said case and base being rotatably interconnected such that disconnection of the case from the base requires rotational movement of the case relative to the base in the disconnect direction. 20. A combination as claimed in claim 11, said base being mounted to the door. 21. A combination as claimed in claim 11, said wall and base being generally coextensive. 22. In combination: a door assembly including a door frame, a door hung on the frame for movement into and out of a closed position, and hardware selectively securing the door to the frame when the door is in a closed position; and a theft-proof removable illumination device including-- a base separate from and mounted to the door assembly, a door hardware illumination assembly operable to provide illumination of the hardware, and a case separate from the base and supporting the illumination assembly, said case and base being removably interconnected in such a manner that disconnection of the case from the base requires movement of the case in a disconnect direction, said device being mounted to the door assembly so that when the door is closed movement of the case is in the disconnect direction is restricted by the door assembly thereby preventing disconnection of the case from the base, and when the door is open movement of the case in the disconnect direction is permitted thereby allowing disconnection of the case from the base. 23. A combination as claimed in claim 22, said illumination assembly including a portable power source. 24. A combination as c