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BULB DISCUSSION BOARDS => Antique Bulb Discussion => Topic started by: Tim on August 24, 2001, 11:11:00 pm
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The bulb collecting community (that's you!) received a bit of amusing press on August 19th. Read all about it:
http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2001/08/19/stidordor01022.html (http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2001/08/19/stidordor01022.html)
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-Tim
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[This message has been edited by tim (edited August 26, 2001).]
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Well I'll be ! Ha Ha Ha !
You're WORLD FAMOUS now ! Do you have a hit-o-meter hidden somewhere ?
That is cool.......very cool :-)
-Bob-
[This message has been edited by Bob Masters (edited August 25, 2001).]
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Great article Tim. I knew all that talk about cooking a vlasic on this site a while back would come around to haunt you.
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What? No mention of the Imaginary Museum of Incandescent Lighting? What self-respecting publication would fail to include it?!?!?
Seriously, congratulations on the recognition, and here is hoping it brings a few more enlightened (pun intended) people to the website.
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Originally posted by ALM:
What? No mention of the Imaginary Museum of Incandescent Lighting? What self-respecting publication would fail to include it?!?!?B]
Please, I hope this guy is not referring to the Portgage Museum as imaginary. I have been there many times and it is probably the finest private collection of incandescent lights and related electrical collectables in the world. Period.
This PICT shows only a fraction of the collection:

BTW, Tim nice article - we bulb collectors need our passion to be more recognized - any good PR is a great asset to the hobby.
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Well, as soon as I get my glass-doored bookcases up, I'll send photos of my Bucks County Museum of Incandescent Lighting and Unrestored Fans.
Of course, you won't find it in the phone book, either.
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Originally posted by ALM:
What? No mention of the Imaginary Museum of Incandescent Lighting? What self-respecting publication would fail to include it?!?!?
The Portage Museum finally receives its just recognition. Check out the recent article in the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
http://www.earlytech.org/Let%20there%20be%20light%20bulbs.htm (http://www.earlytech.org/Let%20there%20be%20light%20bulbs.htm)
Congratulations Jerry!