General Electric?

Question

Where can I find the clear colored blinking light bulbs for replacing my old ones. Do you make them any more?

Answer 1

Sounds like you are talking about the larger colored blinking bulbs that G.E. and also Sylvania used to make for christmas tree lights. My Grandmother used to have her whole tree using those. I haven't seen them in some years now as just the colored non-blinking ones. Even those are really hard to find. I hate to say this as sounds like the stock answer everybody gives on here, but try Ebay. Look under Christmas stuff, and also can use the term "Mazda Lamps"! Has nothing to do with the Mazda car, but this is the term for type of screw in bulb base that is used on the older screw in Christmas tree bulbs. Most of the packages even say "Mazda" bulbs on them somewhere and that is also some of the info that the sellers on Ebay include in their descriptions. I hate those new tiny japanese bulbs myself as they are nowhere near as bright or nice as the older 15 watt Christmas bulbs. I still have a few of the even larger outdoor bulbs that I hope to find a cord for at a garage sale of thrift store as not in a big enough need to order any. :-) One other option if you have any old Hardware stores in your area is that often they will have a few boxes of such stuff on the shelf. Otherwise Ebay should have quite a few on there. Especially this time of year. Good Luck in the search.

Answer 2

Um...please be more specific. At least include either:
1. application - how is the light used?
2. part number - does the light have a number or code on it?

Thanks, any parts manager would tell you the same thing.

Answer 3

Gordale

Answer 4

There are electric lighting centers in just about every city. check the phone book.