VEB Leipzigerwerke 361LN

This is a late version of the 361LN. Probably shortly before the move from Leipzig to Beierfeld. It has a straight universal generator and a smaller preheater than the VEB 351 LN. This model even has the pump for the subsequent BAT pressure lamps. The VEB 361 LN was manufactured from around 1952 to 1962 with slight modifications.
LN means slow Preheating and standard thread.
L=Langsame Vorwärmung =slow preheating
N=Normengewinde=standard thread

Regards Reinhard

 

Very nice and well presented!

 

A fine example!

 

A very nice lantern, thanks for sharing.

 

@Reinhard that is lovely, perfect condition, thank you for showing us.

 

What material is the wick made out of?

 

Very nice and thank you for sharing.
Cheers
Pete
@Reinhard

 

@Reinhard

Thank you for the fine presentation of an interesting lantern.

What does “Standard Thread” refer to?


Tony

 

@Reinhard, nice and well presented.
I only miss the stamp on the bottom.

 

I thank you all

@MarkC
The material is asbestos.
@Tony Press
I think it affects all threads on the lamp. But I didn't measure them.
@WimVe
There was nothing on the bottom of the tank. And now it's repainted.

Regards Reinhard

 

Great Presentation ! nice lantern