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Item Specifics:
- Brand: Amico (NOMA)
- Occasion: Christmas
- Year Manufactured: 1954-58
- Theme: Holiday, Retro, Mid-Century, Collectible Art
- Type: String Lights
- Installation Area: Indoor
- Power Source: Corded Electric
- Condition: New other (see details)
- Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Description:
This is a great time-capsule piece of mid-century holiday history: an authentic 1950s Vintage Amico "Heavenly Twinkle Star Lites" 7-Light Indoor Christmas Set.
This set is true New Old Stock (NOS) and comes complete in its iconic original box with the factory interior cardboard insert intact.
Key Features & Condition Details:
• Tested & Fully Functional: Every single socket has been carefully tested. The independent random twinkling mechanism functions perfectly, just as it did 70 years ago.
• NOS Quality: The bulbs feature bright, vibrant original paint with absolutely minimal age wear. The cord, sockets, and original attachment clips are clean, flexible, and free of damage.
• Collectible Display Box: The mid-century packaging graphics are stunningly vivid with rich blues, yellows, and classic retro typography. Features the historic "Life" and "Saturday Evening Post" promotional seals. The Box is solid and square . Note that there is a taped tear on the box near the window pane as shown
Amico was the legendary mid-century import division of NOMA, making this a highly sought-after crossover collectible for both NOMA enthusiasts and vintage Japanese holiday collectors. Perfect for a nostalgic holiday display or a standout addition to a vintage collection.
Please see all photos to evaluate the incredible condition of this set. Will be packed with extreme care and shipped quickly to preserve the integrity of the vintage box.
Disclaimer: Due to the age of vintage electrical electronics, this item is sold as a historical collectible. Any actual operational use is at the discretion and responsibility of the buyer.
