S Sasquatch39 Senior Member Joined Jun 5, 2015 Messages 315 Aug 6, 2017 #1 Could this be part of an oil lamp or lantern? Found with the AT Gold in the same hole with a Hemingray no 19 glass insulator. Attachments 20170806_133528.jpg 29.5 KB · Views: 226 20170806_133433.jpg 27.7 KB · Views: 204 20170806_133413.jpg 28.3 KB · Views: 202 20170806_133556.jpg 35 KB · Views: 207 20170806_133626.jpg 40.6 KB · Views: 212
Could this be part of an oil lamp or lantern? Found with the AT Gold in the same hole with a Hemingray no 19 glass insulator.
J JOE319 Senior Member Joined Dec 21, 2015 Messages 292 Aug 6, 2017 #2 That's the top cap from an old light bulb socket...It had a pull chain on-off switch or a turn handle switch
That's the top cap from an old light bulb socket...It had a pull chain on-off switch or a turn handle switch
Dsm_mechva Forum Supporter Joined Jun 11, 2012 Messages 4,963 Location Mechanicsville, Va. Aug 6, 2017 #3 JOE319 said: That's the top cap from an old light bulb socket...It had a pull chain on-off switch or a turn handle switch Click to expand... Yep Attachments IMG_4095.JPG 20 KB · Views: 204
JOE319 said: That's the top cap from an old light bulb socket...It had a pull chain on-off switch or a turn handle switch Click to expand... Yep
I ISawItFirst Junior Member Joined Aug 10, 2017 Messages 45 Aug 13, 2017 #5 That brass piece is junk, but some of those glass insulators are collectible. Hemingrays made a ton of them for over 100 yrs. Definately cooler than the bulb socket. If you foubd them together, likely because some people use the insulators to mak3 lamps or pendant lights.
That brass piece is junk, but some of those glass insulators are collectible. Hemingrays made a ton of them for over 100 yrs. Definately cooler than the bulb socket. If you foubd them together, likely because some people use the insulators to mak3 lamps or pendant lights.