Vintage Industrial Projector Crouse Hinds 1950s

Adjustable industrial spotlight from the 1950s, mounted on a telescopic stand. This projector model was installed in airports, railway stations and public buildings. The brand CROUSE-HINDS was born in 1897 in Syracuse, USA. Originally specialising in tramway headlights, Crouse-Hinds then developed a gram of traffic lights and all types of industrial lighting. This headlamp is adapted as a floor lamp. Thanks to its telescopic foot, the height is variable from 1.67 m to 2.30 m, which makes it possible to illuminate and highlight large objects. The projector is fixed to a cradle allowing it to be inclined in all positions. The headlamp glass is new. It is mounted on a cast iron base, from the French brand of industrial street lamps "RG LEVALLOIS". Its imposing foot gives it excellent stability. Cast aluminium floodlight with identification plate Bronze protective glass fixing brackets and screws Telescopic steel tubes Cast iron foot