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An Original O.C. White Industrial Task Lamp

 

An original early-20th century  O.C. White industrial task lamp with adjustable boom arm and enamel shade.  These lamps are in high demand as they are extremely versatile; can be mounted to a desk or wall.  Superior lighting angles.  Can be used in the shop, garage, office, dormitory…..you name it.  Versatile!  Another great example of early American ingenuity.

 

Incorporated in 1894, O. C. White is considered the world’s oldest industrial lighting manufacturer. The company’s early light fixtures can often be found in upscale antique shops where premium price tags adorn these unique light fixtures.

 

approximate dimensions:

boom arm:  8.5″

mounting rod:  13.5″

main light arm full extension:  20″

 

F.M. 426

 

This righteous O.C. White industrial lamp is ready to be shipped to its new home.  Restoration includes red-black zig-zag twisted cloth cord, polarized plug, inner socket and a rocker switch.

 

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Antiques and vintage items are not new and may show variable wear, defects, restorations, replacement parts, imperfections, distress, and or repairs. The absence of condition remarks does not imply that the item is in perfect condition. We make great efforts to accurately characterize each item and the photographs are an integral part of the item description. No warranty implied. We do not accept returns. All items are sold “as is.”

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