RAKETA Rocket Lamp Space Age USSR 60 Years Anniversary Soviet Night Light

RAKETA Soviet Rocket Night Lamp – Space Age Design, 60th Anniversary USSR, 1982

A legendary example of Soviet “Space Age” design — the «Raketa» night light (also known as the “Northern Lights” lamp), released in 1982 to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the USSR (1922–1982).

Design & Features:

• Base: Dark carbolite (Soviet Bakelite) decorated with commemorative panels featuring Vladimir Lenin, the Kremlin, the cruiser Aurora (1917), and the “60th Anniversary of the USSR” emblem.
• Body: Tall ribbed plexiglass “flame” that glows beautifully when lit.
• Rocket Tip: Graceful plastic rocket-shaped finial crowning the lamp.
• Visual Effect: Warm atmospheric red-orange glow simulating a rocket launch or Northern Lights.

Condition:

• 100% original Soviet vintage lamp.
• Bottom plate retains original price tag (18 rubles 80k) and Soviet State Quality Mark.
• Fully working (as shown in photos). Rated 220V.
• Good vintage condition — minor signs of aging typical for a 40+ year old item.

⚠️ Note for US / Japanese buyers: This lamp operates on 220V. A step-up transformer and AC adapter are required for 110V/120V systems.

A must-have for collectors of Soviet history, space program memorabilia, or mid-century / Space Age décor!

Shipping: Worldwide shipping from Ukraine with tracking number. Carefully packed to ensure safe arrival.

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