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Cryselco 110v red carbon filament lamps Here are some lovely carbon lamps recently purchased on Ebay, which probably date from the latter half of the 1910's. These lamps serve two purposes - decoration, or for use in photographic darkrooms.

Cryselco 110v red carbon filament lamps

Here are some lovely carbon lamps recently purchased on Ebay, which probably date from the latter half of the 1910's. These lamps serve two purposes - decoration, or for use in photographic darkrooms.

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Album name:LAllenLighting / Coloured GLS and Halogen lamps
Manufacturer:Cryselco
Wattage:32CP
Date manufactured:1910s
Filesize:310 KiB
Date added:29 May, 2025
Dimensions:1698 x 1053 pixels
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Flurofan96   [30 May, 2025 at 06:09 PM]
Or they could have been for ship navigation lighting Smile and they are slightly older than the green Cryselco one Cool as they have the exhaust tip Smile again these are extremely beautiful
LAllenLighting   [31 May, 2025 at 11:15 AM]
Thank you! Yes, I think these are slightly older than the green lamp given the pip. It's possible these were navigation lamps I suppose!
Flurofan96   [31 May, 2025 at 11:35 AM]
They could have been used for other night time applications - especially on ship bridges/control rooms. Also for observation towers where the use of red light not only preserves night vision but to light up the area discreetly

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