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It"s a Cog (ship) from Hanseatic League.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cog_(ship)
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I'm thinking that they might have squashed the lamp housings to cut the glare, direct the light....
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The charming lamps are there! Chairs are clean-limbed and well-proportioned thus probably comfortable also. Handsome well-lit room. Nice picture.
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Yes, indeed, those are some really charming lamps, chain-pull and all. Must have been so pretty lighted back in the days. Of course they SAW it, may be they enjoyed it, too.
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Yay, new gallery!!
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Never got to see a coal factory before. Thanks! Now I'll go wash the dust off..
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Always number your cars backwards so you can look out for #1.
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They don't look that big in movies and TV shows. I guess that's just so people can hop in.
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Good to the last drop!
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The picture kinda hooks you in...
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Is that some kind of ladder above it?
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No nothing- just get back to work!

I wonder what that P and S means next to the door...
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Nice of you to put some spring in our winter!
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1960-ties lamp in pretty good condition, too! Fun Every Picture.
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Old lamps; over twenty of them. Am in Paradise! Assemblage. The Meeting of The Lamps! They have a dimmer over the bulb. Must be so lovely when lit. They are excellent. Nobody wanted one? Strange to me. Good picture. Be well and safe!