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Old 08-14-2011, 11:55 AM   #1
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Humphry light

This is a model 6T. What will it be worth? I looked online, I could not find it.
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Used, untested and rusty, it will be worth whatever someone wants to pay for it. Model 9T's you can buy new from Paulin Humphrey for $70. New-in-box Model 3's/4's/5's will go for about the same when found. The good thing about Humphreys is that you can nearly build one from scratch using still-available parts, including generators, noses, shields, most bases, globes, and mantles. The 6T takes the less common cylinder globe.
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The lights are simple mechanisms, and if they are complete and unbroken (especially the globe) they can be put in working order fairly easily. Since they come (came) in many designs, that is where the real value lies, e.g. how well will it match the interior decor. A used one can be worth as much or more than a new one for that reason.
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