Kevin,
With that name, I doubt the psycho-wards would accept you
Nomen est omen and there's a reason they called them Kevin alone at Home, in NYC, etc <br
Congratulations on your finds. I like Maytags, never saw a Norge in my life, scarce out here <br
That bayonet style lamp (they are used instead of Edison base in the UK at 240V for normal lighting) is used in many US appliances, at 125V. You should be able to find one at any better stocked appliance dealer or a good vacuum repair shop/sewing machine shop - they are/were used in some Kirbys and Kenmores, for instance. I had a terrarium with exactly that light in the late 1960's, so you might try a pet supply store, too <br
The advantages of the bayonet base are numerous. You don't get a shock from the brass base, they resist vibration (spring loaded contacts and you have to twist and turn to remove) and it is even possible to polarize them if you want more than one filament. Wish they were more popular, apart from cars.
