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- Type 2 König
Passage Lamp. High Quality Brass.
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As fitted to all Konig, Kaiser, Baden, Moltke and Derfflinger class
Battleships built between 1911 and 1915.
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You can still see them in situ on
the German wrecks scuttled in Scapa Flow
(SMS Markgraf, SMS König & SMS Kronprinzwilhelm) - a good dive boat
skipper should be able to point you in the right direction.
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An original can be seen in the
Lyness museum in Orkney.
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I’ve included the ability to take
a socket for a 240v bulb (the one difference from the original) it needs to
wired up by a qualified electrician.
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Size (Approx) 350 x 190 x 120 mm /
Weight 2.75Kg.
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- Liberty Lamp
- This is a lamp of the type that was fitted to certain Liberty ships
made by the U.SA. during the 40’s – if you’ve dived on the James Egan
Lane out of Plymouth or the Black Hawk (either bit) off the Dorset
coast, you may well have seen one.
- Although it has a socket to take a 240vbulb, it would need to be
wired by a suitably qualified electrician.
- This would look good outside your front door or in an alcove
either side of your fireplace.
- Size (Approx):260 x 120 x 130 mm / Weight: 2.5Kg.
- Price: £POA
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- Anchor Lantern
- A ship’s Anchor Lamp, which would have been hoisted and retained
in place by the rigging: This sort was used by any number of vessels
this century, most noticeably fishing boats or small cargo ships.
- This has a paraffin lantern and comes in a highly polished brass
finish.
- Size (Approx): 330 x 200 mm (without hangers) /Weight: 2.3Kg.
- Price: £POA
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- General Deck Lantern
- A ship’s General Deck Lantern, which would have been hoisted and
retained in place by rigging: This sort was used by any number of
vessels this century, most noticeably fishing boats or small cargo
ships.
- This has a paraffin lantern and comes in a highly polished brass
finish:
- Size (Approx): 250 x 160 X 130 mm (without hangers) / Weight:
2.0Kg.
- Price: £POA
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- General Cargo
Lantern (Large)
- A ship’s Cargo Lantern, which would have been hoisted and
retained in place by rigging: This sort was generally used cargo ships
during the 1930’s and 40’s.
- This has a paraffin lantern and comes in a highly polished brass
finish:
- Size (Approx): 230 X 210 X 400mm (without hangers) / Weight:
2.0Kg
- Price: £POA
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- Engine Room Lantern
- A ship’s Engine Room lamp: This sort was used by any number of
vessels this century, most noticeably fishing boats or small cargo
ships.
- This has a paraffin lantern and comes in a highly polished brass
finish:
- Size (Approx): 260 x 130 X 130 mm / Weight: 0.9Kg.
- Price: £POA
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- Bulkhead Lamp –
Round
- A round Bulkhead lamp with external fittings through feet.
- The front guard is secured by three wing nuts.
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Please note, although I’ve included the
ability to take a socket for a 240v bulb (the one difference from the original)
it would need to wired up by a suitably qualified electrician.
- Highly polished brass finish:
- Size (Approx): 235 x 235 x 105mm / Weight: 2.0Kg.
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- Bulkhead Lamp –
Oval
- An oval Bulkhead lamp with internal fixing points.
- The front guard is secured by four wing nuts.
- Highly polished brass finish.
- Size (Approx): 180 x 120 x 95 mm / Weight: 1.3Kg.
- Price: £POA
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- Masthead Light
- This has a paraffin lantern and comes in a highly polished brass
finish.
- Size (Approx): 250 x 300 mm /Weight: 1.8Kg.
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