Neat pictures, thanks for sharing. It must of taken a lot of work to
collect all those bulbs!
Tim L.
> Wow, a subject area I still have some interest in :)
>
> I began collecting antique Christmas lamps in the 60's, and continued up
> to
> about 1990.
> Germany was a big producer in the 20's and 30's, and then moved to Japan.
> The clear glass painted envelope lamps from Germany often used a carbon
> filament.
>
> We have wall mounted display cases for some of the more interesting and
> rare lamps. And frequently decorate the tree with them.
>
> Jeff
>
>
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