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15-09-12, 05:17
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Hmm! I was hoping someone would say it came off the Bismark or Derwent or something like that. I can take closer pics if you like!
  Colin. 
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16-09-12, 11:38
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Omg
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16-09-12, 11:51
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Thanks a lot jack
 so it's not even military 
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16-09-12, 15:51
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That would be a big let-down!
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16-09-12, 17:50
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I have the same type out at the homestead. Mine is made by GE. (Novalux Projector?) I can take a picture of the markings on it if you would like.
The scrap guys I got it from said it came from the draw works building of a mining site they dismantled. I think they were just a weatherproof flood light mostly used for structure illumination back in the 30's & 40's. There were lots of them used in the larger cities to highlight prominent buildings. After looking at mine before purchasing, I decided that since the outer body is Copper, it would make a wonderful top for a STILL. Check out the old catalog at____ http//archive.org/details/NovaluxFloodlightingProjectors____
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