I just want to know. Almost all my lamps are rare as they are Indian, but here are some of the rarest.


Samson F10T12 BL (very rare size, along with being BL)
Mysore palace branded 15w incandescent (this lamp is manufactured and used only in one place, and cannot be bought generally)
Surya F40T12 in red, green and blue (very obscure information, not even their official website's fluorescent page has it mentioned)
Madhab neon lamps,  swastik and shree (rare to find good quality neon lamps)
Goldy specially shaped incandescents, rocket and spiral (no machines to produce this shape)
Suralux F14T8 5000k (supposed to be a F15 in 6500k, but got manufacturing defect. 14w tubes are not a standard ever used in India)

Those are some cool lamps!

I have...
-2 Westinghouse blackender 'F4T5s' (4W Standard Cool White) from the early-mid 1950s
-2 GTE Sylvania FA4T5/WW/RS/5004s... Rapid start and aircraft lamps are quite uncommon
-A Remington Rand Aperture lamp (I have never found any information on the lamps)
-And I have a Philips Alto F20T12 K&B-SW which are actually uncommon!

 Too many to list for me

 Westinghouse T10 100 watt lifegaurd
  GE 40T12 deep blue
   Thorn 40 watt Radar reds
    8 foot GE 125 watt 8 foot tube in color 25
    4 watt westinghouse green
     6 watt westinghouse black ender Blue
      6 watt westinghouse Salesman kit
      5 foot GE 65 watt T12 in 830s
       F40T10 Westinghouse in lite-white full power tube
        F90T17 Long life snowy white in 5000 K!
        Sylvania Thrift mate Energy saving tube
          A 4 foot Shunt tube for rapid start
         F96T12 in blue and pink and gold
        And westinghouse Rare H34/W with E40 base

Wow those are some great lamps, I have always wondered what the F40T12 Deep Blues look like lit up!

I also would like to see the deep blue colour on a bigger tube ! The only similar ones I have are T5s.