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Vintage GE Red and Green C7 Incandescent Christmas Bulbs
Here is a pair of vintage C7 Christmas bulbs that came in some older electric Christmas candles I picked up from an antique store earlier today. I only bought the candles for the bulbs! These are the first vintage C7s I have ever seen, so I had to have them! They are both GE bulbs, featuring their logo towards the bottom of each lamp, which I like. There is a red one and a green one. Unfortunately, the red one is dead, only the green works. If anyone can tell me how old these are, that would be appreciated!
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Vintage GE Red and Green C7 Incandescent Christmas Bulbs

Here is a pair of vintage C7 Christmas bulbs that came in some older electric Christmas candles I picked up from an antique store earlier today. I only bought the candles for the bulbs! These are the first vintage C7s I have ever seen, so I had to have them! They are both GE bulbs, featuring their logo towards the bottom of each lamp, which I like. There is a red one and a green one. Unfortunately, the red one is dead, only the green works. If anyone can tell me how old these are, that would be appreciated!

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Album name:rapidstart_12 / Holiday Lighting
Keywords:vintage / antique / ge / c7 / christmas / light / bulbs / red / green / incandescent / general / electric / lamps
Company and Date Manufactured:General Electric/1970s?
Model Number:Anyone? I will try to find out later...
Wattage:7?
Lamp Type:Incandescent
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Date added:Oct 15, 2023
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rjluna2   [Oct 18, 2023 at 09:19 PM]
These ceramic glazed made with meatball etch were introduced in 1959, so 1960s or early 1970s would be appropriate.

General Electric Large versus Small Meatball Etch

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