UK Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration Discussion Forum - View Single Post - Mystery vintage electric fire/hotplate. Identified as a Magnet (GEC) D2400.

gillsimo · 31st Jul 2017, 12:02 am

Wow!.....I'm sooo impressed Lawrence, thank you...very, very much!!
Now all I need is to find a small bayonet pigmy 5W `Osglim` bulb....although the only one I can find at present, despite being not suitable, is selling for 90 pounds on ebay....so I'm now wondering if it'd be worth the investment, assuming I might find one some day...wouldn't have thought the unit itself was worth much as it stands & can't really imagine that it'd be worth 90 quid more if it had the original lamp fitted? Any thoughts welcomed.

31st Jul 2017, 12:02 am	#35
gillsimo Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Glastonbury, Somerset, UK. Posts: 12	Re: Mystery vintage electric fire/hotplate. Identified as a Magnet (GEC) D2400. Wow!.....I'm sooo impressed Lawrence, thank you...very, very much!! Now all I need is to find a small bayonet pigmy 5W `Osglim` bulb....although the only one I can find at present, despite being not suitable, is selling for 90 pounds on ebay....so I'm now wondering if it'd be worth the investment, assuming I might find one some day...wouldn't have thought the unit itself was worth much as it stands & can't really imagine that it'd be worth 90 quid more if it had the original lamp fitted? Any thoughts welcomed.