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Utilair BC Fitting This classic fitting is one of the oldest i have, its dated 1951 on the underside of the ballast which sits directly ontop of the fitting spine, i have a later version with the same plastic trough but that one has a box section spine to house the gear. Made by UTILAIR, i know very little about this company, they seem to have made a lot of fittings used in military camps as i have only seen these in such places. These were rescued from a dis used RAF camp

Utilair BC Fitting

This classic fitting is one of the oldest i have, its dated 1951 on the underside of the ballast which sits directly ontop of the fitting spine, i have a later version with the same plastic trough but that one has a box section spine to house the gear. Made by UTILAIR, i know very little about this company, they seem to have made a lot of fittings used in military camps as i have only seen these in such places.
These were rescued from a dis used RAF camp

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Kev   [06 Aug, 2015 at 12:17 AM]
That looks quality Classic early 50s-early 70s ceiling rose too! Top install!
lampy   [06 Aug, 2015 at 12:34 AM]
cheers, man, yes the rose is most likely 1960's actually, have several of these from part of an old brewery site, old ROCK plug in 5 amp roses for conduit boxes.
amtrakuk   [06 Aug, 2015 at 12:37 AM]
That would look fantastic even in a contempory setting.
AngryHorse   [06 Aug, 2015 at 09:46 AM]
Suits that corner perfectly Cool
Arrowslim   [31 Aug, 2015 at 03:33 PM]
they were ahead of there time thinking about it, with direct downward reflected light, and some indirect through the 'reflector' lovely collection of old fittings you have.

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