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Gas heritage in Europe
: Afegaz - Copagaz
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Early Lighting : the Rushlight Club. |
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Woody Kirkman's store for lanterns and parts of all sorts for oil-lighting |
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Christopher Sugg, grandson of William Sugg, tells us on his web-site the History of the company and introduces the different appliances produced by this outstanding undertaking : William Sugg History. See also the web-site of the current manufacturer for gas- and electric lights Sugg Lighting |
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Lampes Pigeon : French gasoline lamps |
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Histoire de l'éclairage (blog) : par / by Jean-Yves |
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 Stuga-Cabana: campers' gear, pressure-lamps |
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Historic Lighting Club,
founded in 1989 as a forum for the exchange of information and research
into all aspects of early lighting. |
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Visseaux : A family with an ancestor in the lighting-business. |
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Jean-Pierre Parisot, interesting non-electric lamps. |
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Wim van der Velden: pressure- and incandescent lamps, lighting patents. |
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Werner Pempel's richly illustrated Website with lots of beautiful lamps and a special page for wick-knob-designs. |
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Classic Pressure Lamps, a very active forum |
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Terry Marsh's lantern gallery |
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If you want to discover the world of lighting and the lighting of the world before modern times, you should go to the site of the International Lychnological Association. |
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Want to go electric? Here's a fabulous site dedicated to old bulbs and accessories. Kilokat's antique light bulb site |
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Miles Stair's on-line shop for rare to very-rare best quality wicks and other parts. |
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Outstanding slag-glass and Tiffany-style repairs: Len Daley |
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[Some current manufacturers of non-electric lighting devices in Europe]. |
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