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London Transport oil lamps

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neilca

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Hi can anyone help?
Did a Birmingham company called Bladon make oil lamps for London Transport years ago, probably mid last century, as I heard their name is stamped on various BR oil lamps
Any help appreciated
Neil.
 
There is a Bladon Oil Lamp on Ebay but it doesn't mention whether it was made for London Transport...

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This rare vintage T.E.Bladon & Son Ld oil lamp is a beautiful piece of history. Made in the 1940s in birmingham , it boasts a stunning copper finish and intricate brass and pewter detailing. Measuring 155mm in height, this original piece is a must-have for any collector of vintage lamps and lighting.
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Rare Vintage T.E.Bladon Copper Oil Lamp 1940 | eBay

<p dir="ltr" style="margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0;">This rare vintage T.E.Bladon & Son Ld oil lamp is a beautiful piece of history. Made in the 1940s in birmingham , it boasts a stunning copper finish and intricate brass and pewter detailing. Measuring 155mm in height, this original piece is a...
www.ebay.co.uk
 
Thanks for the reply, I’m actually looking for a company called Bladon from Birmingham (last century) that might have made London Transport oil lamps as I have three that need restoration and need help with the appropriate colour schemes that were used.
Thanks anyway
Neil
 
www.gwra.co.uk

3 X Brass Collar Hand Lamps. 1 X GWR Bladon 1938 - Handlamps

3 x brass collar hand lamps. 1 x GWR Bladon 1938 with rusted skirt and 2 x BR(W) 3 and 4 aspect hand lamps. All complete with interiors in well...
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GB RAILROAD LAMP, Made by BLADON in Birmingham, 4 colour, RARE

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collections.bristolmuseums.org.uk

lamp, railway guard’s hand (lamp) - Bristol Museums Collections

Black painted railway guard's paraffin hand lamp with 4 aspects, made by Bladon, Birmingham and used on British Railways.
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Thanks for all the replies, I’m actually looking for a way to contact the Bladon company, either directly or through a new company if they evolved.
I’m trying to find out what colour yellow the top is.
Neil
 

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TE Bladon and Son appear on my Bladon family tree. The company no longer exists but they made oil lamps, blow lamps, railway lamps and many other items of metalware. It was founded in the 1880s by Thomas Edward Bladon and became a limited company in the early 1900s when his son William Edward joined the company which was based in Northwood Street. Re died in 1928 and his son in 1954 after which his daughters ran the business and it moved to Tamworth. You can contact me via my web site bladonfamilyhistory.wordpress.com
 
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