Mirro Aluminum Christmas Tree Lamp

I have been searching high and low for one of these for a long time and I finally found one with the original box. It looks so much better then expected also.

Mirro Aluminum Tree Lit

Mirro Aluminum Tree Off

Mirro Aluminum Tree Box

More Vintage Plastic Halloween Lamps

Some more of those cool retro Halloween lights. The skeleton with tombstones is the newest addition.

Rare Skeleton With Tombstones Lamp

Scarecow

Witch Head On Cauldron

Short JOL

JOL With Witches Hat

Rare Paper and Plastic Skeleton Lamp

Hanging Owl Lamp

Tall Thin JOL

Another Classic JOL On Cat

Vintage Plastic Halloween Lamps

Halloween is my favorite holiday and I collect a lot of vintage Halloween decorations. Most of the stuff I own dates from the 20's through the 50's and I'm sure I'll be posting a lot of that stuff in the next few weeks. These lamps dating from 60's and 70's are some of my favorite pieces. Some are far more common then others and some are quite hard to come across and fetch high prices. Most were made by Empire Plastics who produced a lot of the mid century holiday blowmold lights. Others were made by General Foam, Bayshore, and Union Products. These are easy flea market finds and a great flashback to any childhood of the 60's, 70's, and 80's.

Classic JOL on Cat (one of many versions)

Rare Haunted House

Witch Holding JOL

Ghost With JOL

Rare Owl

Rare Green Haunted House

Rare Orange Haunted House

JOL On Corn Shuck

Ghost Holding A Skull

Rare Bird (Owl?) On JOL

Pumpkin Man

There's more, stay tuned for Part 2......

Salem North Star Lamp

This is the first lamp I found about a year and a half ago. This is still the only one like it that I have seen so it could quite possibly be a promotional piece. The glass is like milk grass with a brass base and stem. I found this shade for it so I'm not sure if it even came with a shade originally.

Salem North Star Lamp

Salem North Star Lamp

This just arrived a few days ago and is my newest pride and joy. I already have one rare lamp in North Star but this is even crazier looking. Plus it has another pattern on the front called Estrellita by the Canonsburg company (just a part of the pattern actually). I'm thinking this had to be some sort of promotional piece for a store, I don't see how two patterns from two different companies can end up on one lamp. I love the two tiered shade and crazy shape! Anyone with any info or suggestions, please let me know. I'm kinda baffled as to the origins.

Salem North Star Lamp

Salem North Star Lamp