Osram 60w Fireglow lamp with 2 pin base
Apparently these were produced for a very old model of electric fire called the Berry "Magicoal". They already stopped production in the 70s-80s making these lamps really quite rare, I'm very glad to have found an example. The reason a 2 pin lamp was used was so that the fire manufacturer, Berry, could probably charge exorbitant "manufacturer specific" prices for "official spares"... Also note the cheesy tagline on the packaging!

Osram 60w Fireglow lamp with 2 pin base

Apparently these were produced for a very old model of electric fire called the Berry "Magicoal". They already stopped production in the 70s-80s making these lamps really quite rare, I'm very glad to have found an example. The reason a 2 pin lamp was used was so that the fire manufacturer, Berry, could probably charge exorbitant "manufacturer specific" prices for "official spares"... Also note the cheesy tagline on the packaging!

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Manufacturer:Osram (Osram - GEC)
Type/Model:Fireglow
Wattage:60w
Date manufactured:January 1974
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Date added:07 Oct, 2021
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Oliver   [09 Oct, 2021 at 03:14 PM]
I wonder how easy it would have been to change the fire lamp holder for a normal B22 holder
BC5-80   [11 Oct, 2021 at 01:20 PM]
We had a Berry Magicoal fire, 60s vintage, which used BC-3 lamps. I never did get to see one of those strange 2-pin lamps in the flesh.

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