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flyng_fool

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I have a very old stereoscopic viewer that I’m trying to find a light bulb for. It’s so old that it’s made out of bakelite. The bulb base is just a bit smaller than a standard flashlight bulb with finer threads.

I’ve done a bit of internet sleuthing but have come up empty.

Any ideas?
 
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zmaxmotorsports

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I have a very old stereoscopic viewer that I’m trying to find a light bulb for. It’s so old that it’s made out of bakelite. The bulb base is just a bit smaller than a standard flashlight bulb with finer threads.

I’ve done a bit of internet sleuthing but have come up empty.

Any ideas?
Picture,maybe try an appliance parts store?
 

PhysicsDude

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Light bulbs with "Edison threads" are classified by the diameter of their threaded connector.

Standard light bulbs are E26 (26mm or 1 inch threads)

Candelabra bulbs are E12 (12mm)

"appliance bulbs" are E17 (17mm)

Try measuring the outside diameter and see if it fits any standard size.
 
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