Here some details from my 61. Globe is a reproduction. The jet is from a HASAG 551. Works fine. The tank is getting hot when you use the lantern in a room.
Hello ! Karli WOW.... Happy new year from Thailand (Songkran Festival) You and I should be able to participate in cultural exchange. First....exchange between Hasag 61(Germany & Thailand) 5555+ This stamp "TAMO" from language? Regards,Thanks.
ขอบคุณมาก Next time, when I spent my holidays at Thailand, I hope to visit you and your collection. Before 3 years I had been to SIAM, I visited a Thai collector, his name was TUM. TAMO: I don't know this name,it is not a German name. The lantern came from Slovakia We had much fun
Hi Karli, That's a very interesting looking hook thingie you've got the lamp hanging from. What is it actually designed for? - or is it just a general-type hook you can get in Germany for hanging anything from? It looks to be just right for hanging Tilley do-nuts from! Sadly, I can't remember seeing anything like it in the UK. The lamp's OK, too!
The hook is a coat hook to hang the clothes outside to. Did you mean that? I do not quite understand. Sorry, just two years learning English
No Karli, you understand perfectly well - that's exactly what I meant. I'll need to keep a look-out for something similar over here...
Well, difficult to translate, I spent some time on this, it is more a "multi hook" to put several hangers with clothes on, or you could call it "balcony airer" for hanging clothes outside to air them. The clothes airer I found in the British Google mostly have ropes to dry clothes on them. There are only few comparable items available, one is called "flap coat rack", just try in Google. What a pity that this outstanding technical progress seems not to have reached the UK
Yeah, that's what I said - clothes airers... I've seen something similar in Lidl (German again!) but these hang over the top of a door and don't screw to the wall.
