RE: [TCML] Signed William Parker Plasma Globe

[William Noble <william_b_noble@xxxxxxx>]

These sold at an art gallery for $1200 - what is it that you would like to know?  Parker made these with various mixtures of gasses - it is probably worth some reasonable amount of $$ - whether the value exceeds the $1200 or not I don't know - I have mine in a box in my garage - the unit came with a video tape and some other stuff, I don't remember the gallery name now, it was on La Ciennega Blvd.

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Subject: [TCML] Signed William Parker Plasma Globe



Hello All, 



If possible I could use some  help figuring out exactly what I have and what this globe may be worth.  



I was given a signed William Parker Plasma Globe a few years back and am looking for any info on what it might be worth today.  On the shaft It's signed as "B ill P arker" 1984      R.B. 43/1 75 . It is slightly hard to read however the serial number is hand written as "right of dawn" then the following number appears   RB0722A112  also hand written.  Stamped next to that is the following FCCID number - BUR6VE 000002A. 



Any info at all that can be provided would help me significantly - the globe still works and has a varied number of settings to select.  I really appreciate any and all help that is given on this one. 


Thank you kindly, 



BP 

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