Burdick's Radio-Vitant Swing Arm Dental Lamp rolled giving the flag a unique

giving the flag a unique narrative presence beyond its military association

Paint is worn but glass is in good shape

has button on bottom of sign that turns it on or off

Leather has wear and weathering condistent with use

It features a protruding lip for mounting and a red-green color palette

Burdick's Radio-Vitant Swing Arm Dental Lamp rolled giving the flag a uniquec. 1920s 1930s; Burdick Cabinet Company Milton, WI Adjustable industrial wall lamp with pulley arm mechanism, fitted with a milk glass shade and brass socket produced under Burdick's Radio Vitant System, patented in 1914. This lamp represents a rare example of early 20th century utilitarian lighting adapted for both medical and domestic settings. The articulated arm allows extension and retraction, with the pulley wheel guiding the cloth wrapped cord.