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How to Value an Aladdin Lamp in Today's Market. By J.W. “Bill” Courter. Collectors seek all models, beginning with the first lamps sold in 1908, through the MAXbrite Model 500 made today. The brand and model number are on the wick knob.
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The vast majority ended up spending the $4.50 or more for an Aladdin lamp to replace their 25-cent wick lamps because it proved to be economical to use, safe, a quality product and generated a distinct difference in the amount of light produced.
Since 1909, Aladdin lamps have brightened the homes of people around the world. With over 100 years of history, it is fascinating to see the evolution of all the beautiful styles and colors. We would like to share a sampling of that history to aid in identification.
Aladdin lamps have become very collectable today, and for anyone interested in them, the following links will give you an insight into their development, along with pictures to help you identify the many different styles.
The key to identifying each model is the Aladdin name and number on the knob which raises and lowers the wick. If the knob doesn't say Aladdin then it is not an Aladdin brand lamp, as all were marked with the company name. Very early models did not have a number on the knob, but the company trademark (Aladdin) was embossed on the wheel.
The range of Aladdin electric lamps from the 1930s to the mid-1950s is no less varied than that of its kerosene models. With glass bases and Whip-o-Lite or Parvelour parchment shades, these boudoir, table, and floor lamps came in a dizzying array of shapes and styles.
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