c. 1910s Tin Litho Automobile Lamp Mercantile Display 1920s bathroom Counterculture publication and merchandise catalog

Counterculture publication and merchandise catalog published frequently between 1968-1972 and occasionally until 1998

making this piece perfect as a work bench

It is double-sided

The model measures 23"L and is roughly 4

c. 1910s Tin Litho Automobile Lamp Mercantile Display 1920s bathroom Counterculture publication and merchandise catalogAntique countertop display for General Electric Edison Mazda automobile lamps; incandescent light bulbs with ductile tungsten wire. The name Mazda here refers not to the Japanese car manufacturer, but the Zoroastrian transcendental god Ahura Mazda, whose name means "light of wisdom". This piece is in good condition, but has some damage to the base corner, please refer to photos for condition. 16" W x 13. 75" D x 24. 5" H MM 106213 041223