Operay Surgical Lamp
1930’s-1940’s Operay Multibeam Surgical
Lamp. Manufactured by Operay Laboratories
in Madison, Wisconsin. One of the most
extraordinary surgical lamps ever made. The
bulb is in the center dome and reflects out to
mirrors and then down to the operating area to prevent shadows. This model was actually used
by Dr. O.W. Gibbons in the operating room at
St. Paul Hospital.
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Great light! I have one just like it and I’m sadly having to sell it. I am disabled and need more room in my workshop/shed. It could be lightly refurbished with gold paint on the gold side. Good luck and God Bless, James
I also own a Operay light. Mine is some what different. The sphere where light comes out on mine is black with fins. They are so…………………………….cool! I might sell mine if you run across some one interested. Thanks for your time. James
i’m interested in buying an operay light they look so cool. pls email me at onextwo@yahoo.com
thanks
mar
I have an Operay light that I am interested in selling. Please contact me at kdgeller@hotmail.com for information.
I have one if someone is interested in buying it. It is the Operay Multibeam without a stand or ceiling mount. It is olive drab with a black orb, most likely used by U.S. military. Contact me if interested at Theresa@bridgemail.com Thanks