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0ld Penkridge Road, Cannock. Very old street light column, including Urbis Altra lantern.

Classic old fashioned style street light. This is just outside Lichfield Cathedral. The lantern is just so big and in your face. Ive heard that it is a Phosco P109 apparently.

AEI Amber lanterns in Oxley, just outside Wolverhampton Science Park. Very rusty and old, more than likely no longer in service.

Tamlite Osprey lanterns on South Pier, Blackpool.

York wall lighting. Vintage victorian style LED lanterns around the city.

City centre of York. This is where High Petergate, Low Petergate, Minister Gates, and Stonegate all meet together. This was the only street lighting column along here, all on it's own. Apparently it was originally an old carbon arc street light.

Wall lighting in Shrewsbury town centre. Don't know what the lantern is but I believe it runs on a cosmo lamp. Picture taken back during the Summer of 2018.

Little street light hidden away on the posh back streets of Shrewsbury town centre. Photo taken back during the Summer of 2018.

Little street lights along Victoria Avenue/Quay in Shrewsbury town centre. Photo taken back during the Summer of 2018.

Old abandoned street light outside of the Woodside pub on the outskirts of Crewe, the close up shot. Only the canopy of the original lantern remains and a new LED floodlight has just been attached instead. The old lantern looks as if it could of been either an Eleco HW type or an AEI Amber.

Heritage style of street light along side the river in Bewdley, just off the B4190.

Unusual heritage style of wall lantern in Bridgnorth.

Old abandoned street light outside of the Woodside pub on the outskirts of Crewe, the more distant view. Only the canopy of the original lantern remains and a new LED floodlight has just been attached instead. The old lantern looks as if it could of been either an Eleco HW type or an AEI Amber.

Closer image of the DW Windsor York lights in Tamworth, this time wall-mounted.

Heritage style of lantern is Tewkesbury. I think the make is either Urbis or DW Windsor.

Heritage style of lantern is Tewkesbury. Not sure what the make is but it could be by Urbis.

Vintage style of LED wall lantern in Tewkesbury. Not certain but I think it might be by CU Phosco.

Vintage style of LED wall lantern in Tewkesbury. I think it might be by either Urbis or DW Windsor.

Vintage style lantern in the foreground and Urbis Ampera Mini in the background. I think the vintage lantern is by Urbis as well but still not sure. This is just off a car-park in Tewkesbury.

Black coloured post-top columns with vintage style lanterns. I believe these are by Urbis but I'm not certain. This is on a car-park in Tewkesbury.

Old street light at RAF Cosford. This is the only there that is like this. All the other street lights there are now more modern steel columns with LED lanterns.

Unusual old lantern and swan style bracket, along with a more modern Urbis ZX2. This is just outside Shrewsbury train station, along side the castle hill. This photo was taken around 2018, I think in the Summer.

Day-burning vintage street light outside of the magistrates court and city council in Wolverhampton.

Close up of the unusual day-burning vintage lantern outside of the magistrates court and city council in Wolverhampton.

Vintage street lights with unusual Carbon Arc style lanterns and Urbis Albanys. This is outside the magistrates court and city council in Wolverhampton.

Vintage street light with an unusual Carbon Arc style lantern and Urbis Albanys in the background as well. This is outside the magistrates court and city council in Wolverhampton.

Close up of a vintage street light with an unusual Carbon Arc style lantern. This is just outside the magistrates court and city council in Wolverhampton.

Close up of vintage street lights, one wall-mounted and the other supported by a column, with unusual Carbon Arc style lanterns. This is just outside the magistrates court and city council in Wolverhampton.

 

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