Nikola Tesla died penniless in a New York hotel room in 1943. His patents had been bought, contested, and exploited. The fluorescent lighting in the room where he died ran on principles he invented.
This pin does not fix any of that. But it glows in the dark (as it should), bears the words "Tesla Power!" in his native Serbian Cyrillic, and comes in a limited edition of 100. The patron saint of electricity deserves a little iconography.
Details: Hard enamel pin. Glow-in-the-dark. Text reads "Tesla Power!" in Serbian Cyrillic. Limited edition of 100, individually numbered.
