Nice! I like the lamps spaced a little bit like this rather than right next to each other. It's interesting how almost all Canadian fluorescents have a nameplate like cobraheads do. Here in the US, some older fixtures from the 60s have a little label with the manufacturer but not usually a model number or date of manufacturer. Usually the ballast date code (if there is one) is the only indication to fixture age.

Welcome to the vintage-shoplight club if this is a recent find! I love these old shoplights!

Thanks! I had this one for quite a while now.

Where'd you find it?

It was purchased new and came out of the house I grew up in.

I believe Weiner Electric is now known as Visioneering. Their fixture designs look identical to each other. Yeah, I noticed that a lot of Canadian fluorescent fixtures have a detailed cobrahead style name plate with lamp type, watts, voltage, PF, date and sometimes even ballast type.

The US and Mexican made fixtures I have only show the manufacturer and UL/CSA logos on the label.