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Can anyone ID this light fixture? Possibly attached to the top of a pole and held a globe on top and 2 lower glass shades?
Any info is greatly appreciated.
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Re: Gas Staion Fixture
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Not positive but looks like it could be a light attachment for a Vizo 83. Rare piece if it is. I've only ever had one and it was years ago...can't remember exactly how it attached to the top.
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I agree Vizo 83 or any other china top Boyle Dayton's or Wayne's. It goes on top off the bonnet and attaches with the nut bonnet. Here is a picture of mine. Richard
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You are correct I have one, hardly ever come up for sale
I collect anything Hyvis oils
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