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    In which year were Christmas tree lights first mass produced?

    Question #8290. Asked by ivory. (Nov 29 00 5:01 PM)


    Moleman

    The first commercially produced Christmas tree lamps were manufactured in nine-socket string sets by Edison General Electric Co. of Harrison N.J. and advertised for sale in the December 1901 issue of Ladies' Home Journal.

    Dec 17 00, 8:17 PM


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