Vintage Tung Sol Miniature Lamps on 2040-parts.com
Lavelle, Pennsylvania, US
These are vintage never used lamps. LAMPS ARE UNTESTED. YOU ARE BUYING AS IS. Please see the detailed pics. If you have any questions please contact me. I can combine orders as well for shipping.
I am not sure what voltage these are ( did not see on box ) but they are 15 in all ( 4 of one type / 11 of the other ). Thanks for looking! cheers! S
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