Some vintage fluorescent tubes.

[@SpartaRemixFan1]

You have some nice tubes there. I have allot of these and other light bulbs

[@thewatchworks1372]

Thank you, I do find fluorescent lighting to be rather interesting. As with any other things I’m interested in, I like the early stuff, so that’s 1940s tube was an absolute score! I also do have some other various more standard lightbulb type stuff, eventually a second channel will be coming to accommodate this sort of content.

[@rayfluorescent7483]

That old Sylvania was made back in the late 40s I have some of those

[@DanielSilva-rw1bt]

As lâmpadas fluorescentes eu não acho mais pra vender na minha cidade

[@RonaldoSilva-tn8in]

Lâmpada Fluorescente National queimada 💡

[@lightinglover40]

Sorry I'm late. And I can't date all of them, but here's what I know: - Top GE F14T12/CW, 1994 or so to 2003 - Second GE F14T12/CW: February 1988 - Third GE F14T12/CW: I don't don't see a year dash on it but it looks to be from the same era as the second one - The GE F15T8-C50 is from the mid to late 2000s - The Sylvania F15T8/D30 looks to be from the mid 80s (there is an exact month/year but I don't know it) - Sylvania 15w T12 White: November 1944 - Norelco F40CW (I know you said it and the National don't need dating but I'll do them anyways lol): early 80s it looks like; by '84 or so the Philips name was used when they bought the company that held the copyright to it here in the US, I believe Philco, and Westinghouse - National FL6D: I don't know much about it, but anything National is usually hard to find here You totally should make a separate lighting channel. But that's up to you.

[@thewatchworks1372]

Thank you SO much for your assistance, it really is appreciated! Oh, and don’t worry about your response being a tad late, I get behind on answering comments/questions also haha. Really cool to see how old (and relatively new) some of those tubes actually are! And yes, I am extremely extremely tempted to make a second channel for my other hobbies, mostly lighting, wiring devices, and antique electric fans. In fact, literally just yesterday I picked up an old Sylvania F15T8 with Bakelite end caps! Once again, thanks for the help, it’s extremely appreciated, and I’ll be sure to share the rest of my collections, whether it be on this channel or on another one I create!