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I think I have some bulbs from the 20s and 30s.
As for fixtures, probably my RLM. Or maybe one of the fluorescent fixtures.
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I seem to remember someone asking this question before, but not 100% sure. Anyway, our oldest lamp is without doubt Barnaby who we believe to be from at least 1900, if not even earlier We're having a display case made for him, so pictures when we can Update 02/04/21 - Here he is in his new home
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HID, LPS, and preheat fluorescents forever!!!!!!
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The oldest light fixture that I have in my collection is a repaired Duplexalite pendant with an E39 base lampholder but without the shade.
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Desire to collect various light bulbs (especially HID), control gear, and fixtures from around the world.
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Long Live SOX!
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My oldest electric fixture would be either my Thorn Beta 5 or my Thorn Gamm 6, from the 1980s. However, my oldest lantern is a Chalwyn Tropic hurricane lantern dated 1952.
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In the lamps department, my brass capped Mazda tube is the oldest. Not sure about the fixtures
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Fluro starter pings combined with a 50hz ballast hum and blinking tubes is music to my ears.
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Rare white reflector
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Oldest lamps are a few 1890s carbon filament incandescents.
Oldest fixture, well I am not exactly sure lol. I probably have incandescent fixtures from the 1920s or so.
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Collector of vintage bulbs, street lights and fluorescent fixtures.
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Oldest Incandescent lamp is a 1927 Westy/Mazda 200w lamp , Oldest MV is a 1958 GE 250w BT-28 /C Oldest fixtures are some of my fluorescent fixtures which are late 40's-early 50's .
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Oldest lamp is a Philips 80w HPL (MV) from June 1955 or some of my 50s fluorescent lamps. Oldest fixture are my Northern Electric Traffic Light or Crouse Hinds Beacon from the 30s/40s. Oldest streetlight is a Powerlite incandescent gumball from mid 40s to early 50s.
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Oldest lamp goes to a red and blue set of 25w Mazda lamps I have from the 30s.
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I wonder where you found those... Barnaby is our oldest.
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Resolutely crack down on inferior LED lighting!!
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My oldest light source is the F20T12 fluorescent tube from the 1990s, and of course, the older one is the glow tube: like the NL-842 nixie tube from 1971
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I've been collecting light bulbs since I was 2 years old and I've been collecting them ever since. One of the few Chinese users here Note: Bulb base in China:E12(CES) E14(SES) B22d(BC) E27(ES) E40(GES)
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