Pair of Teal Lloyd Lamps, 1960s
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Elena called them her "spy lamps." They looked innocent enough, sitting on her desk like a thermos of tea. But at the right moment��when the conversation shifted, when the real story started��she��d flick it open, angling the light toward her notepad.
She'd been a journalist for fifteen years, and still, nothing thrilled her like an interview under artificial light. The click of the extending arm, the soft hum of the bulb warming up��it was a signal, a ritual.
Tonight, she was chasing something big. The tape recorder was running. The lamp stood tall. And across from her, a man was sweating.
- 7.25"h (compact) / 16"h (upright), 2.5"dia
- Lloyd high-intensity NA-101 desk lamp made by Miyazaki, Japan, 1960s?
- Two light settings: Low and high
- Plastic, aluminum
- Type A plug, rotary on/off switch on body; accepts one small bulb
- Condition: Excellent; clear plastic on one lamp is yellowing -
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