FadimiKoo Electrical Cord Brown 28Ft Twisted Cloth Cord, 18/2 Cotton Covered Electrical Antique Wire For Vintage Bulb, Pendant Light And Other Industrial Antique DIY Projects, UL Listed

Just what I was looking for ...used it to rewire an antique bridge lamp.

I picked this up to make some speaker cables where the wires were going to be visible. I figured if you’re going to see the wires, they might as well look good! And that they do!

Wanted something that looked nostalgic yet was safe, modern wiring. This fits the bill well. You'll like the look!

real nice wire. easy to work with. i made new cords for some old rotary phones with this wire. looks great.

I am using this cord for refurbishing antique radios that only draw about 1 Amp. They closely replicate the original cloth-covered power cords of the 1920s and '30s. The Rayon cover of this cord will fray when cut so you may want to do the following for best results when cutting and terminating the wire. before cutting the wire use a match or small heat gun to "cook" the rayon about 1.25 inches long. Cut the cord in the center of the melted area then use a good wite stripper to remove the insulation. Be sure to leave some of the melted rayon behind or the rayon will fray and make a mess. If the outer rayon does fray don't touch it, just hit it with a match or lighter flame and it will self seal as it melts. The rayon is thin so don't overdo it with the heat or it will melt holes in it. If you are replacing an old power cord add a fuse holder with a properly sized fuse to the device you are repairing to make it safer. Overall this cord looks and works great!

Looks almost identical to the original antique wire but to modern standards

Very antique looking ,

Exactly what was needed to complete the task.