Vintage GE Cast Iron Marine Navigation Ship Light Red Fresnel Lens 9-8-0335-1
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**Item Overview:**
Up for sale is a stunning, heavy-duty vintage/antique industrial marine navigation light produced by General Electric (GE). This rugged piece of maritime history features its original, deeply-ridged red glass Fresnel lens, historically utilized to denote the port (left) side of a vessel or highlight safe water hazards.
**Markings & Identification:**
The heavy metal top cap features the iconic stamped General Electric monogram alongside the official naval/industrial drawing part specification number: **9-8-0335-1**.
**Condition & Modifications:**
* **Authenticity:** 100% genuine vintage military/industrial grade maritime hardware—not a cheap modern reproduction.
* **Wiring:** This lantern has been thoughtfully electrified with a standard household two-prong power cord emerging safely through the lower mounting plate. It operates beautifully as a fully functional accent lamp.
* **Cosmetics:** Structurally solid with a spectacular industrial patina. Please note my green pointer that shows some chips in the glass, some are quite small but I wanted full disclosure.
Perfect for nautical home decor, tiki bars, coastal lake houses, or as a centerpiece conversation piece for militaria collectors!
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