The Pan Light
Here is the latest version of the pan light. It is constructed of all UL listed parts. It is suitable for workshops, basements, garages, barns, sheds and a wide variety of indoor locations. It has a rugged and durable steel reflector screwed into a durable solid brass antique style Leviton "Fat Boy" turn key socket. It features a porcelain incandescent socket which requires a 200 watt max bulb ready to install, prewired for 120V. It has a 10 foot cord. I can customize one for you or you can have the normal looking one like the one above. If you are interested in this light please leave me a comment or if you want one customized for you, please email me at handbuiltretroelectric@gmail.com. All comments from my blog will be sent to my regular email. Thanks. I accept,
Happy Pink Saturday!
It is understandable that I don't have very many pink things amongst my positions.
However, I did acquire this pink tube radio from Annie's Antiques.
It is a Sear's Silvertone from about the 1950's.
I paid $10 for it.
3 comments:
Fabulous radio, and to have it in pink I'm sure is much more unusual!
Have a Happy Pink Saturday!
Jacob, you are really talented!
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