Some nice rare images inside the pdf below illustrating the process of manufacturing enamel shades photographed at the Benjamin factory in London & Birmingham.

I especially like the shots inside the Benjamin 'Lab' on page-13. Like a cross between the film 'The Fly' and 'Willie Wonker & the Chocolate Factory'. Great.

Darc Magazine: Reclaimed Beauty

Darc talks to skinflint co-founder Chris Miller about our Industrial LED Lights by Benjamin salvaged from Eggborough Power Station and how we restore lights for the modern market.

2 years ago - In the Press

Darren Holden - photographer

The thrill of documenting Britain’s lost industrial past - part one of our interview with photographer Darren Holden.

4 years ago - Architecture

A history of angled enamel shades

Originally designed to illuminate signs, shop windows and industrial workspaces of an increasingly urbanised early twentieth-century Britain - as this trip into the skinflint lighting archive illustrates.

4 years ago - Lighting History

The Benjamin Electric Lighting Company

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