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Lot of 2: American Electric Dial Candlesticks.
Circa 1925. Black/brass. One has an American Electric marked faceplate, Automatic Electric marked finger... [this item is NOT for sale]
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Lot of 2: American Electric Dial Candlesticks.
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Lot of 2: Automatic Electric Dial Candlesticks.
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