Next up, the "Changalite" series lamps. The ad says, "Full range variable lighting from one standard 150-watt bulb. Just turn the knob for the softness of a night light (7.5 watts) all the way up to full brightness."
#19 is strangely compelling!
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
More from the Sears Catalog, 1969
Check out this amazing lighting from the Sears Catalog! I am so loving this resource. Today we're featuring lamps! First up, coordinating pole, wall, ceiling and table lamps. Who knew? Nowadays, we're lucky to find just one of these! The most expensive items on this page are #13, #23 and #25 all coming it at $41.98. I'd like to order #10 at $22.79 or #21 at 23.79. You can click on the photos to make them bigger.
Next up, the "Changalite" series lamps. The ad says, "Full range variable lighting from one standard 150-watt bulb. Just turn the knob for the softness of a night light (7.5 watts) all the way up to full brightness."
#19 is strangely compelling!
Next up, the "Changalite" series lamps. The ad says, "Full range variable lighting from one standard 150-watt bulb. Just turn the knob for the softness of a night light (7.5 watts) all the way up to full brightness."
#19 is strangely compelling!
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10, 13 and 15 for sure--they would make my living room look sooo fabulous! Hard to believe that Sears had such cool stuff. These days, sometimes you can find some retro lighting at Target--we already know about their spot-on furniture. I think pole lights are hard to find because when someone redid their home they just threw those things in the trash. Waaaaaah.
ReplyDeleteLove these, Meredith! I need those cool shades in the second photo, too.
ReplyDeleteI have Lamp 24 on the second page - only in green. Found it at a thrift store. Aren't I lucky?
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Barbara
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Christine, I've always loved pole lights. And Barbara, you are one lucky lady indeed! Jennie- I'm still looking for matching shades for you!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
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