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WW2 low voltage blackout lamp Got this from an LG member. Cool that it still works. This is an early one, probably used in WW2 with a bakelite base and white shade. Later on, they had a black base and coloured shades as they were still made as children's nightlights, not blackout lamps, and branded "Moonlamp". It uses a 6v torch lamp and a step down transformer, running on mains.

WW2 low voltage blackout lamp

Got this from an LG member. Cool that it still works. This is an early one, probably used in WW2 with a bakelite base and white shade. Later on, they had a black base and coloured shades as they were still made as children's nightlights, not blackout lamps, and branded "Moonlamp". It uses a 6v torch lamp and a step down transformer, running on mains.

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Filename:Screenshot_20210203-154007.jpg
Album name:LAllenLighting / Other lamps, fittings and misc.
Date manufactured:30s - 40s
Filesize:265 KiB
Date added:03 Feb, 2021
Dimensions:1000 x 1400 pixels
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Flurofan96   [22 Aug, 2026 at 09:29 PM]
Now this one is what I was talking about Smile
RobTDCI   [22 Aug, 2026 at 09:37 PM]
They do come up on Ebay quite regularly and while hardly at a give away price, they are affordable. Mine was £20
Flurofan96   [22 Aug, 2026 at 09:47 PM]
@RobTDCI: That's a decent price for a wartime era lamp cos I'd expect them to be like super expensive (over 80 quid)

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