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Sylvania 25 watt Vibration Service

Sylvania 25 watt Vibration Service

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This bulb was found in the attic at work. It looked like it was dropped and forgotten about years ago, as it was covered in dust. It works and appears unused. Can someone give me an idea on the age of this?

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Manufacturer:Sylvania
Wattage:25
Lamp Type:Incandescent
Base:med. Edison screw (E26)
Fabrication Date:??
Voltage:125 - 130
Colour Rendering Index:100

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Jul 15, 2012 at 06:45 PM Author: nogden
Oh Cool! Love the etch and the fact that it is probably unused. Yeah, attics and crawlspaces are good places to find treasures!
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Jul 15, 2012 at 11:43 PM Author: DetroitTwoStroke
Yeah attics, crawl spaces, and cellars / basements can house nice some vintage stuff. The attic this bulb came from is the same place the Philips 100 watt in the next picture came from. There are also many other bulbs up there, but all the ones I've seen are burned out or broken. There may be others buried under junk up there, though!

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