Hello everybody , They still shine ....... I experiment with different fuel mixtures. But strangely,I can not see any differences in brightness. Unbelievable . The left most ist the oldest . It still has the old carburator same as the Hasag 51A . Regards, Reinhard
Very nice collection ,in picture1 the third one , Is this a type without any logo ,the cap and tank are green? Any other details about the lantern please? such as the year;the differences from the other types Thank you!
@jasonwu I have now taken some photos of the green lamp.In 2018 I repainted the pressure vessel.He was almost the same shade before.The cap is black and not green as you suspected. The pressure vessel has a trough at the top.So I'm sure it's a post-ware Hasag 351L that belonged to a batch of 35.000 lamps of this type which was intended as reparations to the Soviet Union.I don't know the exact date of manufacture.Probably 1945/46. Regards, Reinhard
@jasonwu For comparison I now show a Hasag 351L which was probably made during the second world war.Distinguishing features are the metallic plaque"Hasag 351L",the top of the pressure vessel has no depression,Hasag is written in the cap,the handwheel ist Made of pressed cardboard. Reinhard
