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Unknown Tungsten Signlight Closeup of one open, showing the two GLS lamps. No idea who it's made by.

Unknown Tungsten Signlight

Closeup of one open, showing the two GLS lamps. No idea who it's made by.

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Album name:SuperSix / Tungsten
Filesize:264 KiB
Date added:06 Jan, 2019
Dimensions:640 x 499 pixels
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oliver   [06 Jan, 2019 at 03:36 PM]
Interesting design. I think two lamps of this size would light up the sign very well. A couple of pygmy lamps would probably be good enough.
Simon_R   [06 Jan, 2019 at 04:01 PM]
I remember when these type of sign lights were in service, they had very low wattage lamps installed probably 15w or 25w.
AngryHorse   [06 Jan, 2019 at 06:12 PM]
Very interesting, I had no idea sign lighting went far back as incandescent Shocked , I thought it was quite a new thing when smaller tubes started to come out?
SuperSix   [06 Jan, 2019 at 07:30 PM]
Sign lighting goes back even earlier than this. With the first types being gas powered! Highly dangerous if they were involved in an accident.

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