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| Filename: | GEC_Europa_2T.JPG |
| Album name: | fluorescent / Fail |
| Manufacturer: | GEC |
| Type/Model: | Europa |
| Wattage: | 65w |
| Filesize: | 561 KiB |
| Date added: | 07 Mar, 2018 |
| Dimensions: | 1502 x 845 pixels |
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| URL: | http://80.229.24.59:9232/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=7685 |
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Shame that old Europa looks in good nick too
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Indeed it was. No knock-outs removed and only very minimal surface rust. It gets worse, I had another one of these, but one of the end caps was loose, can't remember if it was actually broken or if it was just the spring missing, anyway I skipped it
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We might have to banish you from the forum for a crime like that!
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indeed, stand in the corner with your 'i love edison lamps' hat on (i believe kev has one of these hats)
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In my defense, even though this was only about three years ago, I didn't really know what it was then. This fascination with vintage lighting developed much later than many here
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I've been guilty of this kind of thing be it getting rid of things or not saving things in my younger days - the belief I was past lighting and that there were better things. It's an all too familiar story from others as well.
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this is the guy who left a SS 50w arrowslim in a loft of his past residence, (fairly sure there was other gems in said loft) so yeah, been there, done that!
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We had two mint condition Atlas Superslims that got skipped about 15 years ago when the lean-to garage got demolished and replaced with a proper one and extension...
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