Radiolite lanterns

Hi fellas, I’ve a lead on a radiolite lantern, it’s cool and old and mostly there together, what do I need to look for. Parts , mantle, the whole set up, it looks like a Gloria 400 for want of a description.
Keen to know more.

 

I don't have a Radiolite do-nut lamp listed. Is it marked at all and is it a pressure lamp, it has the look of a gravity feed lamp. ::Neil::

 

Looks like a Graetzin 915 alcohol gravity lamp.
As for part: you may look evrywhere but the chnage of finding something is slim.
If it has no burner hear or burner , you need some improvising.

Make sure it has the filler cap as well as the filter mesh which sits inside.

 

@Mackburner @WimVe
It’s a new lantern to me. Not sure about it all but I’ll be up for the challenge

 

Graetzin 915 (Radiolite) sold in Australia

 

I once started a webpage: Graetzin 915
I would not say they are rare in Holland since they pop up every now and then.

Yes I know I have to update it...

 

A good web page too Win. It helped me understand how they work.

 

Read somewhere they were used in bush hospitals as a theatre light.

 

At least one was.

Northern Star (Lismore, NSW )Thursday 13 March 1913

 

And here is that hospital.

 

Went looking further and in the same year a nearby hospital in Mimic had an “Eros” inverted mantle lamp installed for night operations.