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Lighting: Dunlop Lights from Trainspotters in Birmingham

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Lighting: Dunlop Lights from Trainspotters in Birmingham

October 29, 2010

New at Trainspotting in the UK: a remake of the Dunlop factory pendant, based on originals the company salvaged from Fort Dunlop in Birmingham a few years ago. Made in Birmingham of heavy spun steel, vitreous enamel, and cast aluminum, the Dunlop Lights are £180 directly from Trainspotters.

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Above: The Dunlop Factory Pendants are available in white, gray, or black.

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Above: The Dunlop Lights feature a nickel ceiling hook and comes with a 2-meter-long polished chain for hanging.

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Above: Braided flex cord is available in an array of colors.

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Above: The lights are exceptionally weighty, with a thick vitreous enamel glaze.

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