The Boulevard Lamp No. 35 is found both in the Pre-War years (1940-42) and Post War (1945-49). Like the No. 64, it had push-in wire clips on the base. The finial top, with its distictive "crown of thorns," and the post were made out of die-cast metal. The lamp area was opaque plastic and concealed a No. 1447 12 volt screw type bulb that would light from either accessory voltage, or track current with the use of a CTC Lockon.

Although the tops have been changed over the years there are two distinct variations of this lamp:

Variation A: GRAY post that had a finial top that was not plated
Variation B: SILVER painted post and top with nickel plated finial

Dimensions: 1-1/4 inch base, 6-1/8 inches high.