Description
Category
Lamps and Chandeliers
Medium
Plastic and Metal
Distinguishing marks
Econolite 1958 #774
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
Height (Including base): 11". Diameter: 6"
Date Period
1958
Weight
Approx 3lbs
History
I found this item packed in a box with newspapers from 1962 used as padding. Nobody seems to know where it came from or how it got there. I'm glad I found it.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
Unknown
For Sale?
Yes
Re: Econolite Motion Lamp #774 "Jets"
I have this same exact lamp and it brings back SUCH great memories of my dad who was the origianl purchaser. Since he passed, the lamp has been a part of my home. Over the years, and in a recent move, the shade was severely damaged and cracked and I"ve been looking for a replacement shade. AS you can imagine, that's no easy task. I was wondering what the price is for this item and if it is still for sale.
Thank you,
Donna
Re: Econolite Motion Lamp #774 "Jets"
Donna, I have this light, too. My shade is in good shape, but the inner wheel's plastic is melted, so it no longer turns. My child had thrown a sock on top of the lamp. Yikes! One of us should have a working lamp. Would you like to make me an offer on mine? What would you like for your inner wheel?
Re: Econolite Motion Lamp #774 "Jets"
I worked for Boeing in Seattle for over 23 years - and knew the pilot that flew that original 707. His name was Tex Johnson. He actually did a barrel roll over the hydro races in Lake Washington which solidified the first firm orders for that model a/c. Also, was able to spend time in and around the 707 in the hanger prior to the Smithsonian receiving it.
PLEASE let me know if it's still for sale - this would go from me to the Museum of Flight at Boeing Field (King County International Airport) in Seattle!
Thank you, TBird
Re: Econolite Motion Lamp #774 "Jets"
I'm guessing this post is old but i'm interested in this purchasing this particular lamp. Let me know if it is still for sale.