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| EE1105 |
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This creamy white triple switch plate, made by Eagle in the mid 20th century, is quite hard to find. The wide bands give it a handsome tuxedo detail. In great condition with no chips or cracks. 4-1/2” high x 6-3/8” wide |
| EE1104 |
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These creamy white single switch plates, made by Leviton in the mid 20th century, are in gently used condition. Clean with no chips or cracks. 4-1/2” high x 2-3/4” wide |
| EE1103 |
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These creamy white outlet plates, made by Leviton in the mid 20th century, have never been used and are in mint condition. Unfortunately, after years of storage most of the wrappers and all the screws have been lost. 4-1/2” high x 2-3/4” wide |
| EE1102 |
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I have come across two electrical plates that are exceptionally rare. Unfortunately the outlet plate was broken but for identification this proved to be a plus. These plates are made from either hemacite or gutta purcha which were sawdust mixtures used in the late 1800’s prior to the invention of... |
| EE1101 |
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I have come across two electrical plates that are exceptionally rare. Unfortunately the outlet plate was broken but for identification this proved to be a plus. These plates are made from either hemacite or gutta purcha which were sawdust mixtures used in the late 1800’s prior to the invention of... |
| EE1100 |
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I think these are from the late 1950’s and would have been considered ultra modern then. Other than the glow in the dark function what makes them so cool is they’re so gosh darn big and ugly. My personal opinion but, yes, I have one in my house anyway! Each plate comes in the original unopened... |
| EE1099 |
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This old plate has lots of vintage wear but still has a lot of life left in it. It is made of steel with what was then called a “satin brass finish” – which sounds better than “dull gold color paint” :o) This kind of plate lends itself well to paint or wallpaper to match your room décor. 4-1/2”... |
| EE1098 |
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These were used for the old chunky single outlets and would add a lot of authentic charm to your home. They were made with a flip up cover that has been removed over time. Guess a homeowner got tired of having to lift the lid every time they wanted to plug something in! Made of heavy cast brass.... |
| EE1097 |
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These were used for the old chunky single outlets and would add a lot of authentic charm to your home. They were made with a flip up cover that has been removed over time. Guess a homeowner got tired of having to lift the lid every time they wanted to plug something in! These are sold... |
| EE1096 |
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These creamy white single outlet plates, made by Leviton in the mid 20th century, are quite hard to find. They were used for the old chunky single outlets and would add a lot of authentic charm to your home. These have never been used and are in mint condition. They come in their original wrappers... |
| EE1095 |
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These creamy white single outlet plates, made by Eagle in the mid 20th century, are quite hard to find. They were used for the old chunky single outlets and would add a lot of authentic charm to your home. These have never been used and are in mint condition. They come in their original wrappers... |
| EE1094 |
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This plate, with its sharp beveled edge, is from 1950 - 1960 and has never been installed. Comes in original old paper package with mounting screws. Made of solid pressed brass with brushed finish. Could use some polishing. Go to ED1017 for the devices that work with this. 4-1/2” high x 2-3/4”... |
| EE1093 |
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By this website’s standards these are not that old – around 1980. Since I have the devices that go with them listed so they can be used with other plates so thought I’d list these as well. They previously lit the stairway of a home in Las Vegas, Nevada that was demolished to make way for a... |
| EE1091 |
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WOW! What a find! Made around the turn of the century, this plate allows for an old receptacle plug, a push button light switch and a faceted dark red glass button to allow light to sparkle through. A light would be installed behind the “ruby” and would let you find the plate in the dark or would... |
| EE1090 |
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This double push button switch plate has the popular tiger stripe finish of japanned black and copper on brass. Someone has tried to “clean” the black finish (Yikes!!) but fortunately there is only a very small place where they got down to the brass. It will darken with time and blend. 4-1/2”... |
| EE1088 |
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These are great chunky switch plates probably from about 1940 +/-. They are a creamy white and have never been used. They are almost 1/2” thick but the recessed area allows the switch to be easily operated. Price above is for one switch plate. Screws were lost over time and are not included.... |
| EE1087 |
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These switch plates were made around 1940 – 1950 and have never been used. Great for painting to match your décor or for a cottage rustic look “as is”. Having been in storage for so long they have quite a bit of surface damage to the creamy white original paint. The good news is that there are no... |
| EE1086 |
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This switch plate was made around 1940 – 1950 and has never been used. It is made of steel with what was then called a “satin brass finish” – which sounds better than “dull gold color paint” :o) This kind of plate lends itself well to paint or wallpaper to match your room décor. Minor... |
| EE1085 |
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This switch plate was made around 1940 – 1950 and has never been used. It is made of steel with what was then called a “satin brass finish” – which sounds better than “dull gold color paint” :o) This kind of plate lends itself well to paint or wallpaper to match your room décor. Minor... |
| EE1084 |
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This switch plate was made around 1940 – 1950 and has never been used. It is made of steel with what was then called a “satin brass finish” – which sounds better than “dull gold color paint” :o) This kind of plate lends itself well to paint or wallpaper to match your room décor. No damage from... |
