Swiss Aschwanden Hasag 551LD , Goldau

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  1. bp4willi

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    Just nice and reliable.
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    Now that lamp says “work”. I didn’t know Hasag were also made in Switzerland.
     
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    Also Swiss Eugen Schatz Hasag , Zug.
    Meinrad Aschwanden was successor of Eugen Schatz business
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    Very nice lantern ,do you know the date of manufacture.
    Regards Ian
     
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    Good finds.:thumbup::thumbup:
     
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    Very nice Hasag. I didn't know they were once made in Switzerland too.
    I guess we wouldn't have any doubts about quality. I've heard of a certain famed expression about 'Swiss Precision'.:thumbup:
     
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    Very nice!

    Cheers

    Tony
     
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    Both men worked together in the Schatz company until E. Schatz died.
    Then M. Aschwanden used his own name to brand the lantern further on.
    The lanterns where never made in Swiss but put together from parts they had obtained. Later on M. Aschwanden didn't succeed in getting spare parts made for reasonable amounts/prices.
     
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    I know the site of Tom.
    My information comes from M. Aschwanden himself as I was fortunate to meet him.
     
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    Very nice, thanks for sharing.
     
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    Looks a very well built lantern. Running well.
     

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