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Utilizer napisał(a):malaga is everywhere
nice relic very nice

Unfortunately this shit really is everywhere

ResR, do you have some photos of these OUS250 ?
Are there other Polish lanterns ?

Unfortunately i don't have pictures of those OUS 250-s, they were moved to recycling center 6 years ago and i didn't have a camera at that time.
OT: Currently there are some polish and unknown origin lamps still up inside Kehtna. Some SKZR-s too. Samples:




Believe me or not but that lamp still works.





I have assembled Malagas some time ago, i'm an electrician, i know that these lamps are truly crap . Plastic case that holds on a aluminium base with two screws, cheap ignitor tends to ignite itself.
To:neon44: i take the photo when it is going dark.

Great lantern

1st photo shows Strada probably OUR250 version (OUR is mercury version of Strada)
2nd photo shows ORZ (I don't remember which ORZ, but I'll check it and write here)
3rd photo shows OUR125 (Produced by ZM Mesko in Skarżysko Kamienna, ZM Mesko was the most common producer of Polish lanterns)
4th photo shows ORZ7 (also known as "spoon")

Sorry for my english, but I don't write very well in this language.
Do you speak Polish ?

Small update
2nd photo shows ORZ 10 or ORZ 13 (Im not sure which of these type it could be, because I couldn't see the bulb)

Sorry, but i don't know polish language. I use Google translator when i read polish text. 2nd picture lamp the bulb is 250W mercury discharge with E40 socket.

ResR napisał(a):Sorry, but i don't know polish language. I use Google translator when i read polish text. 2nd picture lamp the bulb is 250W mercury discharge with E40 socket.

and this is 100% ORZ 10 made by Mesko
great photos

3rd photo does not show OUR-125. It's another type of lantern, which is not identified yet. Could you please take more detailed photos of this lantern

I think it can be OUR-400 with 250W mercury lamp.

Bartek napisał(a):I think it can be OUR-400 with 250W mercury lamp.

No maybe it is estonian classic fixture or ORZ-5 maybe