🔎 UNIDENTIFIED old light bulb with strange filament

[mojjax]

the top of the bulb has a W logo & under it is ne-30 , it was from a free table , the home was once a radio , tv repair shop .

 

[Red-Coat]

Are you sure the logo is a ‘W’ and not a stylised ‘GE’ in script lettering, like this (for General Electric)?:

General Electric produced a NE-30 (neon) “Electric Glow Lamp Light Bulb”, originally marketed as “a night light for hallways, exits, nurseries and bedrooms” with the claim “burn night and day for less than a dime a month”. There were a variety of filament designs and the bulbs also saw use as pilot or indicator lights in small instrumentation devices including radios, in arcade machines and by hobbyists.

 

[mojjax]

it's a W with a line under it

 

[villagenut]

Westinghouse

 

[Red-Coat]

it's a W with a line under it

Westinghouse

OK, that does sound like the Westinghouse logo. I would still think it a neon glow lamp blub for the same kinds of long-life usage as for General Electric's offering.

 

[mojjax]

I have not tried it yet , I want to check out the electrical tape areas .

 

[villagenut]

I have not tried it yet , I want to check out the electrical tape areas .

From looking at your avatar picture, I would say what the heck...let her rip....plug it in and let's get the party started

 

[creskol]

I think that type of bulb is called a tungsol bulb.

 

[Gare]

GREAT Job Creskol