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Morse Code Lamp

Black Metal Navy Lamp Morse Code Signal Lamp
Black Metal Navy Lamp Morse Code Signal Lamp

Black Metal Navy Lamp Morse Code Signal Lamp

Located in Amsterdam, NL

Black metal navy lamp. Morse code signal lamp E14 bulb holder Foot size 27 × 27 cm Weight: 4.90 kg / 10.8 lb E14 bulb holder.

Category

Mid-20th Century British Industrial Wall Lights and Sconces

Materials

Aluminum

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WWII Admiralty Morse Code Signal Floor Lamp
WWII Admiralty Morse Code Signal Floor Lamp

WWII Admiralty Morse Code Signal Floor Lamp

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H 6.9 in W 24 in D 63 in

WWII Admiralty Morse Code Signal Floor Lamp

By Frank Bentler

Located in Aspen, CO

Morse Code Shutter Floor lamp reclaimed from a Mid-Century US Naval warship.

Category

21st Century and Contemporary American Other Aviation Objects

Materials

Aluminum

19th Century Industrial Morse Code Lamps, circa 1881
19th Century Industrial Morse Code Lamps, circa 1881

19th Century Industrial Morse Code Lamps, circa 1881

Located in San Francisco, CA

About A pair of 19th century Morse Code transmitter and receiver converted into lamps.

Category

Antique Late 19th Century Industrial Chandeliers and Pendants

Materials

Metal, Steel, Bronze

Naval Morse Code Light 'replica'
Naval Morse Code Light 'replica'

Naval Morse Code Light 'replica'

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H 24 in W 14 in D 10 in

Naval Morse Code Light 'replica'

Located in Wilton, CT

Replica signal lamp used on Naval ships to communicate in code with other ships. Fully functional. Mounted on actual propeller for use as a table lamp. Rewired in our studio in Conne...

Category

Vintage 1980s Unknown Art Deco Table Lamps

Materials

Metal

1945 Navy Morse Code Signal Light
1945 Navy Morse Code Signal Light

1945 Navy Morse Code Signal Light

By United States Navy

Located in Peekskill, NY

This is a Navy GE model 95319 signal light off a WWII Distorter. It's mounted on a heavy base for home use. It's been rewired to take any standard bulb. It's very impressive with eve...

Category

Mid-20th Century American Industrial Floor Lamps

1945 Navy Morse Code Signal Light
1945 Navy Morse Code Signal Light

1945 Navy Morse Code Signal Light

By United States Navy

Located in Peekskill, NY

This is a Navy GE model 95319 signal light off a WWII distorter. It's mounted on a heavy base for home use. It's been rewired to take any standard bulb. It's very impressive with eve...

Category

Mid-20th Century American Industrial Floor Lamps

Materials

Steel

German Grey Cast Aluminium Morse Code Signal Lamp
German Grey Cast Aluminium Morse Code Signal Lamp

German Grey Cast Aluminium Morse Code Signal Lamp

Located in Amsterdam, NL

German Morse code Signal lamp Grey cast aluminium, clear glass and mirror E14 bulb holder Weight: 5.00 kg / 11 lb E14 bulb holder.

Category

Mid-20th Century German Industrial Wall Lights and Sconces

Materials

Aluminum

Copper Nautical Shutter Light with Fresnel Lens
Copper Nautical Shutter Light with Fresnel Lens

Copper Nautical Shutter Light with Fresnel Lens

Located in Nantucket, MA

Used to signal others via morse code. Originally an oil lamp, it has been converted to electric and takes a standard base bulb.

Category

Mid-20th Century Industrial Nautical Objects

Materials

Brass, Copper

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