Early 20th Century Task Lamp on Dental Swing Arm explosion proof This transistor radio is both

This transistor radio is both battery operated or able to be plugged into an outlet

Total Height: ~60"

This set was manufactured by Kem Weber likely during the 1940s as the design leans towards other post war furniture of the time

The model stands at 13

The box measures 6" x 5" x 2

Early 20th Century Task Lamp on Dental Swing Arm explosion proof This transistor radio is bothA 1920s 1930s machinist task lamp attached to an early dental arm. This style of arm would have originally been used to support a light or drill fixture in a dental office above the patient and allows for the lamp to be pulled up and down. The lamp has been rewired with modern cloth wire and is ready for everyday use via the provided plug. The swing arm can move 180 degrees and should remain in place when installed on a level upright surface. The arm