What model is this?

Hi Friends,
Merry Christmas to all.
I found this interesting lantern.
But i can't identify the modell.
I found this lantern interesting.
Has anyone a clue?
Gerald

 

Appears to be an early Nulite of sorts. I'm curious to hear what others have to say as well.

 

It's curious, the pump and filler cap is one part, and the knob to regulate has only one way and stops at both sides, no cleaning position

 

A similar equipped projection spot reflector,
demonstrated in Neil’s PLC.

 

So my lantern might be a mixed model

 

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No, but the lantern has been modified by cutting the upper frame to accept the special reflector.

 

Have a look at the Reference Gallery/Germany/Wunderlampe.
Could be one of them?
Matthias

 

Hi @GeraldKo and welcome!

thanks for showing us your unusual lantern!

there would have been a manual pricker with the lamp originally ; like a stove only much finer :-)

your 3rd photo shows part of the filler cap stuck onto the filler neck.. it will probably be held on by old fuel residue

I think it’s great

@LatMag49 do you mean the clips for the pump??

 

Welcome aboard!

 

Have you had it apart yet? I’ve been reading up on the Nulite/Wunder/Summit/Phares family of lamps due to a couple of new acquisitions. My Summit has an ID plate mounted below centrally at the base of the cage. Others have markings on an inner support brace, “Wunder/Peebee” etc.

 

How bad is the damage to the lamp from electrocution? There was a hole drilled into the fount and a flickering bulb put in. Details of the damage done to the burner can't be identified on your images.

Erik