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Author Topic: Unusual 3-bulb splitter made in Germany  (Read 13030 times)

Offline sapsaj

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Unusual 3-bulb splitter made in Germany
« on: July 31, 2010, 11:46:12 am »
Hello!  I've been trying to find more info on the below light socket adapter/splitter.  Initially, I thought I'd like to find more, but, alas, cannot, and perhaps that's because I don't know what it really should be called.  It's porcelain and brass, and has Germany stamped on the bottom.  Thoughts?  Thanks! Jason





Offline migette

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Re: Unusual 3-bulb splitter made in Germany
« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2011, 10:25:52 am »
Hi,

This would have been used in a standard lamp to convert from a single lamp to 3 lamps, in Germany Holland these standing lamps would have a very large shade and could easily accomodate the extra lamps, you probably would have more chance of seeing this item in main land Europe.     Peter
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Offline Nick D.

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Re: Unusual 3-bulb splitter made in Germany
« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2011, 12:58:22 am »
These splitters are more common in the US and the majority were made by Benjamin Electric. I have a large, 4 way splitter that is very uncommon. The 2 and 3 socket ones are more commonly seen.

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