Christmas Light Bulbs

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Christmas Light Bulbs of all shapes and sizes
Christmas Light Bulbs. Whether they came as part of boxed sets or were only sold as decorative repalcements, they will feature here. All the bulbs featured here are from my own collection, some from boxed sets but many on their own even if they were once part of a complete set. Details about them are provided if I know them. For those bulbs that have little or no information, if you have anything to share then please contact me and I`ll add them alongside the appropriate bulb. Of course if any of my details are wrong please feel free to point out the errors, I don`t want to give incorrect information here and try not to, to the best of my ability.
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	<-- 20 volt 3 watt bulbs for British 12-bulb series wired sets 16 volt figural chinese lantern lamps for British or European lights -->
	<-- Westinghouse C-5 series-set bulbs from the 1950s C-7 bulbs from the States- old and new -->
	<-- The largest of the US christmas bulbs, for outdoor lights The first ever type of series wired screw base christmas bulbs -->
	<-- Early figural pine cone shaped carbon filament lamps Unusual and quite scarce faceted shape replacement lamps -->
	<-- Self flashing low voltage bulb for multiple wired transformer sets Sylvania`s highly collectible 120 volt neon-flourescent lamps -->
	<-- Early tungsten filament figural pine cone lamps made in Germany GE`s very popular Lighted Ice lamps -->
	<-- Decorative metal and coloured-glass Kristal Star lamps Uncommon large sized 20 volt bulbs for British 12-bulb sets -->
	<-- Pretty cut-glass jewels- Matchless Wonder Stars GE-Mazda`s short lived Candle lamps -->
	<-- Fairly scarce metal and glass Nippon Stars Colourful, plastic bodied Paramount Stars -->
	<-- The first type of tungsten-filament series burning christmas bulbs Tiny pine cone shaped bulbs for small table-top-tree sets -->
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