Globe Electric's Incandescent vintage designer 40W Vintage Edison S60 Squirrel Cage Incandescent Filament Light Bulb is a perfect way to add style and pizzazz to your home. The exposed tungsten filament is used to reproduce the single hairpin loop of a vintage Edison design and is ideal for architectural restoration projects, conceptual space or to bring a vintage touch to any room. Since the squirrel cage filament emits a soft warm glow, these bulbs work great as an accent or mood light. Pair it with a clear shade or exposed socket fixture to enjoy its ambient glow. The S60 shape creates a beautiful work of art out of any fixture and gives your room a vintage film noir aesthetic and is recommended for exposed socket or clear shade fixtures. The medium E26 base works with most standard light fixtures and lamps in your home. Pack of 3 bulbs.

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Our 25W Vintage Edison CA10 Flame Tip Incandescent Filament Light Bulb 4-Pack with E12 base is the perfect bulb to add an old-world feeling to your chandelier. In the early days of electrical lighting, inventors such as Thomas Edison tested and retested as they searched for long-burning filaments. In 1890, the filament choice was carbonized cotton. Today Globe Electric’s bulbs have a tungsten filament, which is used to reproduce the single hairpin loop of a vintage design.

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Globe Electric's Incandescent vintage designer 40W Vintage Edison S60 Squirrel Cage Incandescent Filament Light Bulb is a perfect way to add style and pizzazz to your home. The exposed tungsten filament is used to reproduce the single hairpin loop of a vintage Edison design and is ideal for architectural restoration projects, conceptual space or to bring a vintage touch to any room. Since the squirrel cage filament emits a soft warm glow, these bulbs work great as an accent or mood light. Pair it with a clear shade or exposed socket fixture to enjoy its ambient glow. The S60 shape creates a beautiful work of art out of any fixture and gives your room a vintage film noir aesthetic and is recommended for exposed socket or clear shade fixtures. The medium E26 base works with most standard light fixtures and lamps in your home. Pack of 3 bulbs.

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