EOD Bomb Technician Tribute Lithophane Lamp

Details

Made for the EOD and bomb squad technicians who take the long walk. Our original artwork wraps the whole shade: a technician in a blast suit kneeling over a device on one side, and a bomb-disposal robot and a technician walking in from the response truck on the other. The motto “Initial Success or Total Failure.” is printed into the shade itself, so it glows with the scene when the lamp is lit. Switched off, the shade looks plain white. The black base has a dead-front nameplate that stays hidden until the lamp is lit, personalized with a name and a second line such as a unit, team or years of service. The photos show the full 360° two-scene wrap, which comes with a personalized nameplate. A single-scene version uses the front scene only. It honors police bomb squad technicians and military EOD veterans alike, and makes a powerful retirement or memorial gift. This is original artwork with no official insignia, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any police department, agency, the U.S. Department of Defense or any military branch. Each lamp is printed to order by Bootprint Fabrication, a combat veteran-owned shop.

Nameplate text in photos is a sample. Your lamp is printed with your personalization.

Questions

What's the difference between the full wrap and single scene?

The full 360° wrap ($119) is the lamp in every photo: a technician in a blast suit at a device on the front and a bomb-disposal robot on the back, with a personalized name & dates nameplate included. Single scene uses the front scene only, with the standard nameplate ($79) or a personalized one ($89).

Where does the motto go?

“Initial Success or Total Failure.” is printed into the shade and glows with the scene. The nameplate on the base carries your two lines, such as “SFC D. Carter / EOD · 2003–2023”. The single-scene standard option uses the generic plate shown in the photos.

Is it for police or military EOD?

Both. It sits with our Police lamps for bomb squads, and the personalized nameplate can carry a military rank and EOD unit just as well.

Can you see the nameplate when the lamp is off?

No. It's a dead-front nameplate: the text stays hidden when the lamp is off and glows when it's lit.

How is it powered?

By USB with a low-heat LED puck light. A USB wall adapter is not included.

How long does it take?

Every lamp is made to order and ships in 7–10 business days.