Hello folks,
My name is Stephen and I live in Kansas in the states. I'm not much of a bulb collector but there is a "collector gene" that runs through the family. My dad's side of the family can't throw things away and can generally fix anything that's broken by using the spare bits that are laying around. Hah.
With that introduction out of the way I would like to present some pictures of a couple of bulbs that we have. My father swears that he saw identical bulbs on The Antique Roadshow that went for close to a couple of grand despite not working. The show was apparently quite some time ago but now that we have a digital camera it was one of the first things that he thought of.
He says that they called them "bedroom bulbs". I think that's a bit vague, myself, but I didn't catch the show.
Anyway, I see that you can add attatchments to posts. I'll upload a couple of pics here and link to all five photos of the two bulbs so as to save room.
What I'm hoping is that someone can help identify these bulbs and give feedback, especially from the point of view of a collector.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/releasethepenguins/sets/1395649/That's the flickr set with the bulbs. Note that I also have a flickr set with game shots containing some nude 3D model shots, so please be careful browsing my other flickr set if you have children around. Just a heads up. You should not see those nude shots if you stick to the bulbs set, however.
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The attached are pictures of the bulbs turned on. They work great and their color is far, far better than what the camera was able to pick up. They're quite lovely bulbs in my opinion.
Thank you for any comments.
~Stephen