Unic Lumière n° 13

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  1. Michel

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    2021-10-04 10.29.12.jpg IMG_9599.JPG IMG_9602.JPG IMG_9606.JPG IMG_9608.JPG IMG_9610.JPG IMG_9612.JPG IMG_9614.JPG IMG_9627.JPG HI all
    here is my last restauration
    This lamp was built at 3, impasse du Moulin Joly, Paris, so before 1930. I didn't want to give it a try with the genuine glass, I have had many difficulties to find out the good one.
    This is a big gasoline lady of 80 cm height and 4/500 CP of power.
    I already presented such a n°13 but it was missing some parts : https://weblampesapression.wixsite.com/lampes/france-unic-lumiere
     
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    Very nice lamp, Michel.

    Tony
     
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    Incredible craftsmanship
     
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    Another saved, well done.
     
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    French lamps indeed have a lot more artistic curves and shapes than most.
     
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    A grand old lamp.:thumbup::thumbup:
     
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    Very nice, Michel :thumbup:
     
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    thank you all :lol:
     
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    Hi you have a Great lamp.
    By the what kind of mantle is used for this kind of lamp? Are there any place to buy it ?
     
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    Thank you Michel.
    I have many long mantles and need some more accessory to hold the mantle for my lamp. I forgot taking a photo and will do it tomorrow. Anyway there is 3 pins on the nozzle.
     
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    You are consistent in your excellence in finding and restoring these ! :clap:
     
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    Hi Michell,
    I am posting a photo showing the nozzle with 3 pins.
     

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    Hi
    classic mounting on this Unic 6 :lol:
    You have two solutions :
    1/you find a steel Unic mantle holder (see my picture with the mantle)
    2/you cut the 3 pins and you make a groove in the brass so as to be able to tighten a sleeve
    Obviously if you want to leave the lamp in its original configuration, it's not a good solution

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    here is a groove on a Lilor mantle holder, in order to use in place of the ceramic holder which is difficult to find

    A third solution could be that I have a look at my old spares
    perhaps could I find either a mantle holder or an old burner part you could groove without scruple
     
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    Why not turn a brass rod to a circle to sit above the pins? The body would hold the circular shape to the mantle and the ring wouldn’t let the mantle fall down.
     
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    Here's what I can offer you
    I don't have an original steel mantle holder
    but this brass ejector has the same threads as the original part below, and it can be grooved
    This would allow you not to destroy the original ejector
    You will notice that the groove must be made at the bottom of the ejector

    If you are interested, send me an email
     
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    So in stead of the pins or at the same position, a groove is needed to tie the mantle on / in.
    Any steel ring with a rim to hold the mantle and three opening for the pins will do the job too.
     
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    Hi Michel,
    Thank you for your kindness and will contact you by email shortly.
    FYI, my lamp is this one in below photo.
    It has been in long sleep on my side for 7 ~ 8 years.
     

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