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CLASSIFIED ADS => Wanted to Buy => Topic started by: MSB on September 17, 2001, 12:32:00 pm
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I am restoring a "sausage" style bulb heater
fireplace insert for a client. I have no info on the manufaucturer and the only lettering on it ?is "pat'd"
Who can help me out there with info on this item. I have found other bulb heaters by GE
from a 1919 catalog page.
Obviously,the bulbs will be expensive but I am looking to purchase what I can find.
Thanks,
MSB
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I know the bulbs you are referring to- however offhand I don`t know any places that might sell any. I`m fairly certain they aren`t made today, and if they are- modern ones will look different so obviously you want the genuine vintage article. Well the only place I can suggest is Ebay- search for "Bulb Heater", "Sausage Heater" and obvious variations. They turn up there now and then, but they are very popular and I`ve seen them sell for oer $50 a couple of times. But if you`re willing to pay that much, stick around- keep looking there for long enough (but hopefully not that long (http://www.bulbcollector.com/ubb/smile.gif) ) and you`ll find one.
Alternatively, is there anyone here who has one for sale, or knows a local antique store that has one- and would be willing to help out? Post here and make yourself known if you do!
Best of luck in your search.
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Hey Guys !
I did happen to see an entire heater for sale with bulbs on the AFCA Buy-Sell-Trade board for a very reasonable price as I recall.
That's http://www.fancollectors.org (http://www.fancollectors.org)
It was several weeks ago I'm sure (or more)
so I don't know If it's still there.
Good Luck !
-Bob Masters-
[This message has been edited by Bob Masters (edited September 19, 2001).]
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Email Play Things of Past, a dealer of vintage radio parts, at gbsptop@aol.com I think Gary may have a GE luminous heater for sale and some spare bulbs. . .
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