Lampe Belge

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  1. Juan

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    Hello.

    I just finished to fettle this lampe Belge. It took some years until I found all the parts I need.

    I like it.

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  2. george

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    Very nice Juan! Well done!!
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  3. ROBBO55

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    Quite impressive Juan, congratulations. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
     
  4. Wim

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    Hi Juan, nice Lempereur & Bernard! Other than these lamps having been made in Belgium they are NOT called "lampe belge", this is a mistake that is very hard to get rid of. The "L&B" stands for Lempereur ET* Bernard, not for lampe et belge.....
    *ET is AND in french
     
  5. Juan

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    Hi. Thank you, gentlemen.

    Wim: I guess that La Lampe Belge was a trade mark as is possible to read on the fuel cap. Isn't it?

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  6. JEFF JOHNSON

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    It looks very smart.:thumbup:
     
  7. Wim

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    Hi Juan, thanks for posting that foto! It explains a lot. I have never seen the L&B stamping in combination with the text "La Lampe Belge", and I have seen quite a few of the L&B (and other) products. I think it is an advertising gimmick of sorts, claiming they are the makers of THE Belgian lamp (they were very probably the largest Belgian manufacturers of lamps!), a bit like SVEA claiming to be king of stoves...

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  8. Juan

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    It makes sense that this was used only for export markets.
     

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