Marine lighting fixtures alt.great-lakes

[Robert M. Martel]

I do volunteer work on the museum ship William G Mather
in Cleveland, OH. On board we have *MANY* fixtures from
the Russell & Stoll Company (R&S) of New York. I've been told
that they've been long out of business. Does anyone know if
this is true? If R&S is still around does anyone have a current
address for them.

If they are indeed gone, does anyone know of a company that
might make replacement parts that would fit the R&S fistures?
We have a bunch of "cooked" sockets that are in need of replacement.
The lampholders have three holes for mounting screws 120 degrees
apart on a 2 5/16 inch diameter circle.

We would also be interested in replacement globes.

Any leads on possible suppliers (other manufacturers of
marine lighting fixtures) would be appreciated!

Thanks!
Bob Martel
http://little.nhlink.net/wgm/wgmhome.html

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