This large incandescent bulb has a distinct filament pattern when illuminated. Generating a warm glow at a low light level, the bulb is made with the same technique and materials as early Edison bulbs. Together with the waxed concrete lamp base, this architectural lamp evokes an urban sky-scape, bringing modern lines together with vintage. It is unique by itself and inspired as part of a collection.

The National Archives, with the support of the National Archives Foundation, hosts a wide variety of programs at its flagship building in Washington, D.C., including a July 4th celebration, documentary film programs, author lectures, and special forums on women in leadership and communications. All programs are free and open to the public. Members of the Foundation are also invited to special receptions before selected programs and enjoy reserved seating in the William G. McGowan Theater.