Identification of a lamp

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  1. rollschmidts

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    Hallo, ich brauche Hilfe, um diese Lampe zu identifizieren. Ich habe diese Lampe neu in meiner Sammlung. Welche Lampe kann es sein? Es ist nur mit dem Namen "Wunder" und hat wahrscheinlich noch nie funktioniert. Auch nein!
    Danke für deine Hilfe.
    BR
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    Google translation of above:

    “Hello, I need help to identify this lamp. I have this lamp new in my collection. Which lamp can it be? It's just called "miracle" and probably never worked. Also no! [?now]
    Thank you for your help.”
     
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    Either way its a nice lantern :thumbup:
     
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    This lantern is listed in the PLC as a ?? by Wunderlampen which was Franz Zimmermann, Hint Präsenzstrasse 1 5/10 Mainz am Rhein. It is a Nulite model 2M made in Chicago in the mid 1920s. However I have the suspicion that in the early 1920s some Nulite models were copied by HASAG and possibly they are what Zimmermann and PeeBee were selling. ::Neil::
     
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    Hello, thanks for the information. I have checked the lamp and found that all threads and dimensions are set in metric dimensions. Also not in US or British dimensions.
    So it can be a French lamp that has received the name Wunder, or a German copy.
    Best regards
     
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    Metric threads and looking like a Nulite has to mean it was made by Hasag. It will be a model in the 100 series. ::Neil::
     

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