Easter Special Ww2 B-17 Bomber Radio Repurposed Lamp C.1940 Customer Approved [HhnBuA3i]

Unique WWII B-17 Bomber Radio Lamp

Introducing the ultimate piece of history transformed into a stylish and functional table lamp: the WWII B-17 Bomber Radio Repurposed Lamp. This exquisite lamp is a testament to the ingenuity of the Boeing engineers who crafted the iconic B-17 Flying Fortress during the era of World War II. Meticulously repurposed, this lamp combines the rugged charm of a wartime radio with the elegance of modern lighting. The result is a unique piece that not only illuminates your space but also tells a compelling story of the past.

Exquisite Craftsmanship and Specifications

Crafted from durable fruitwood and adorned with frosted glass, this lamp boasts exceptional quality and durability. The radio, originally mounted upside down on the belly of the bomber, has been carefully repurposed and paired with a new black fabric cord for a seamless blend of old and new. The lamp's dimensions are H 15 in. W 27 in. D 9 in., and the cord extends to 141 in., providing flexibility in placement. Key features include:

• Material: Fruitwood and Frosted Glass
• Dimensions: H 15 in. W 27 in. D 9 in.
• Cord Length: 141 in.

The condition of the lamp is good, showing consistent wear with age and use, while the cord remains in excellent condition.

Perfect for Historical Enthusiasts and Modern Spaces

This B-17 Bomber Radio Repurposed Lamp is the perfect addition to any home or office. Whether you're a WWII enthusiast, a collector of unique antiques, or simply looking to add a touch of history to your living space, this lamp is sure to capture your attention. Its blend of vintage charm and practical functionality makes it an ideal piece for daily use, providing both illumination and a conversation starter. This lamp is not just a light; it's a piece of history that can be cherished for generations. Elevate your space with the unique allure of the past, brought to life in the form of this one-of-a-kind B-17 Bomber Radio Lamp.