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Early Line Material Radial Wave
Early non-domed series radial wave.  The ceramic body is shorter leaving the socket and the bulb well exposed below the refractor.

Early Line Material Radial Wave

Early non-domed series radial wave. The ceramic body is shorter leaving the socket and the bulb well exposed below the refractor.

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Filename:l-m_rw_04.jpg
Album name:Nevada Willis / Restored Vintage Street Lights
Company and Date Manufactured:Line Material, late 20s through 30s.
Model Number:Flat radial wave
Wattage:High voltage series (converted to 110v)
Lamp Type:HV Series Incandescent PS35
Filesize:39 KiB
Date added:Apr 30, 2011
Dimensions:600 x 450 pixels
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Tmcdllr   [Apr 30, 2011 at 07:29 AM]
Is that a vintage bulb?
Nevada Willis   [Apr 30, 2011 at 02:17 PM]
Yep. Gas filled National Lamp Co. Mazda. Not the same as the original series bulb but it's the only one I had that was close to the vintage of the luminaire. Also this is the only series street light I've come across that was internally adapted to 110v service. The contacts in the Jones receptacle were replaced with contacts that wouldn't close together when the socket was removed. That brings up the question - Did some of the manufacturers use the Jones receptacles for low voltage by using different receptacle contacts and inserting an insulator between the socket blades or were these just later adaptations?
prawnman88   [Apr 30, 2011 at 06:25 PM]
very nice willis

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