Bought a couple of these just as they're so unusual. Thought some might find them interesting.
Its not every day you see a mini low voltage capless (wedge base) reflector lamp
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235060671484
Really interesting unusual little lamp
- PeterG
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Really interesting unusual little lamp
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Re: Really interesting unusual little lamp
Certainly an interesting little lamp indeed.
Wedge type bulbs seem to have been popular in vehicle dash lighting - presumably they won’t rattle loose unlike the MES capped lamps.
Following in a similar vein, I picked up a few of these lamps. They are 120V with a US size edison screw base (in-between an E10 and E14 thread). It might be a candelabra base, possibly. Anyway, they were ‘rescued’ from one of the derelict ‘OTIS’ lift panels located in the now demolished Trinity Square car park in Gateshead.
Those familiar with the Michael Cane film ‘Get Carter’ will recognise the location of this brutalist 1960’s landmark.
Wedge type bulbs seem to have been popular in vehicle dash lighting - presumably they won’t rattle loose unlike the MES capped lamps.
Following in a similar vein, I picked up a few of these lamps. They are 120V with a US size edison screw base (in-between an E10 and E14 thread). It might be a candelabra base, possibly. Anyway, they were ‘rescued’ from one of the derelict ‘OTIS’ lift panels located in the now demolished Trinity Square car park in Gateshead.
Those familiar with the Michael Cane film ‘Get Carter’ will recognise the location of this brutalist 1960’s landmark.
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Re: Really interesting unusual little lamp
Oh they're interesting I like those mini reflectors
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