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	A Brief History of Illumination: Examines the history of artificial lighting, especially the incandescent bulb.
	A History of Light and Lighting: Provides references to people, events and inventions in chronological order, and a bibliography.
	Albert Berry Copper: A detailed site that explores the history and work from famous Arts and Crafts metalsmith Albert Berry from his Alaska to Seattle days.
	AntiqueLamps.net: Devoted primarily to early lamps, including student and table lamps. Also features a history of lighting.
	Appleton Antique Lighting: Buys, sells, restores and designs lighting fixtures. Contains a description of services and contact information.
	Brief History of Lighting in the U.S.: Guide to lighting periods in relation to decorative styles in American history.
	Cameo Glass Store: Offering Galle signed glass lamps and vases, all hand-crafted.
	Collecting Aladdin Lamps: Informative site for anyone interested in the collecting of Aladdin kerosene - oil lamps.
	Emeralite and Bellova: A complete site featuring photos and a detailed history of H. G. McFaddin & Company.
	Jeff Metzger - Tiffany Collector: Photo gallery of Art Nouveau furniture and Tiffany lamps.
	Kilokat's Antique Light Bulb Site: For collectors seeking information on antique light bulbs and related items including antique radio tube box art.
	Lightbulbs: Brief article on the invention of the light bulb. From Useless Information.
	Lights of the Past: A quick survey of kerosene and gas lighting mid-19th century to early 20th century.
	Mr. Vesta's Home Page: Includes examples of pocket match safes.
	Philip Chasen Antiques: Specializing in signed lamps, art glass and Louis Icart etchings.
	The Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company: Essay on the largest American producer of kerosene lamps and other household items during the 19th century.
	The First True Incandescent Light Bulb: Article on the early inventors of the first lightbulbs.
	The Kerosene Lantern Connection: Features details about the history of manufacturers, photos of rare items, a condition rating table, restoration tips and a bibliography.

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