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This fabulous lamp, and several others like it, adorn the newel posts of the stairs in the Old Library in Cardiff.
Indiana Jones Adventure: The Temple of the Forbidden Eye
Adventureland
Disneyland
Anaheim, California
July 6, 2011
Kiev 88CM with Arsat C f2.8/80mm, Kodak Tmax 100 in HC-110 dilution H for 12.5min. 20C
This lamps are at the entrance of one of the old converted buildings in the city waterfront, they just don't build them like that anymore.
F2.8 at 1/15
I found just the right shade at the same sale - 50 cents!
Total for lamp - $1.50.
(Ceramic bird was $1 at a flea market a while ago.)
Beautiful Gold Table Lamp- 2 Available- Like New! $15 each
Has 3-way switch for light intensity control. Shade is clean and in perfect condition!
Buy individually or both as a set.
Dimension: (Height: 31.25”)
Comes from a clean home, smoke-free environment.
Please call Brian at 310-268-8388 or email brianholt@verizon.net.
I'm not the only one in the family with a taste for old lamps. My sister won this lamp in a drawing at a furniture store grand opening in the early to mid-50s. My daughter has it in her apartment in Portland. I shined the brass today for the first time in more than 50 years.
After hearing about the stuffed squirrel in my office a friend of mine graciously asked if I was interested in this wonderful lamp made from the prosthetic leg of his deceased step-father. His step dad was a law enforcement officer who had his calf shot in the line of duty.
The base of the lamp is from my grandfather's old Electrolux vacuum cleaner. I've always loved how those old automatic cord returns snap back.
The Vacuum Lamp is a finalist in Inhabitat's Spring Greening.
Just playing around with a lava lamp and some manual settings on my camera.
I saw THIS picture and fell in love and tried to do some experimenting of my own. Not perfect like hers, but hey..it's my first time! LOL
I used PS CS2 to change the levels of the background to make it darker so the star stood out even more. Thanks Jenn for the idea!
If ever an atomic lamp could be considered common, this is it. This design was sold through many department stores and catalog retailers during 1956. Various shades were offered, but this is the one most commonly seen. Lamp has many tiny hairline cracks, which are typical.
My bedside Lamp.Twist knob in center of base is 3-way bulb switch. The woman at the yard sale claims she has the other daisy somewhere.
another shot of the lamp
its final resting place will not be on this dresser. the lamp has tall skinny legs. the dresser has tall skinny legs. as a short, stubby man, this offends me. i'm going to get a nice, round, squat lamp to balance out the dresser's silhouette.
My nights were accompanied by my many lighting alternatives. The newest solar powered LED table light, on the left, was quite useful since it turns itself on when its dark and I could also remove the light from the housing to use separately as a reading light. The oil lantern was too easily blown out so next time will bring hurricane version. The LED fold out light, on the right, is still my mainstay, seen with night light option.
From a wonderful gathering of the South West Coleman Collectors Club near Wellington, Kansas in early June 2016.
This is one of my first "modern" lamps - that is it has a built in pump and a ti cleaner.
Originally sold with a "finial" on top of the mixing chamber to support a parchment or other globe - mine is missing parts and it is running with a spare 220D lantern mixing chamber.
This was one of the most gunked up lanterns EVER! I have cleaned it - but still has a disgusting film of goo on the bottom of the fount - but at least it stays put and lets the coleman fuel do its job - LIGHT!
Working on getting a loaner finial - likely needing to make some parts.
Shown running after cleaning the Fuel/Air tube on Coleman Fuel - although it can run on Kerosene as well.