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Tim Babcock

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I just finished this GE. I decided to leave it as original as possible. I did coat it with clear lacquer as the paint was dull after cleaning. I also wanted to preserve the secondary logo on the top of the head. This one is Green Electric co. Paris Texas.  I have a couple of others but most times they are half gone. The in tact logo was also a reason for the clear lacquer. It will help preserve the what looks to be 100 year old slide decal. I had to rewire it but I used an antique line in two wire for the line in. It would not fit in the head to switch so I used new wire on that. DSC00073.thumb.JPG.856f64937ddad1125589d2d0750e339c.JPGDSC00062.thumb.JPG.e2369ffd9bb46f5e9dec7dfca6a10b55.JPGDSC00063.thumb.JPG.4ab0f5da6ed11b4d76467d33d4f8f386.JPGDSC00064.thumb.JPG.b7d4a129690f0f310d1d1e7e2db8da74.JPGDSC00066.thumb.JPG.12fe48028e712a1506e305d10c34768c.JPGDSC00068.thumb.JPG.251219bb0bd43cc03adec780307476fb.JPGDSC00069.thumb.JPG.e6f04e6f25a1b19df90412110307a29c.JPG

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That is a 7 digit phone # and what looks like an area code but faded.   Area codes came into use in the 1950's 

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Saw this at an antique mall on my way back from Harrison meet. They wanted way too much for it so I passed. Plus you know it's probably haunted haha. Missouri State Sanitarium.

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