New addition

Hi fellas, This is my new addition to the lamp family, I am not to sure about this lamp And I would welcome as much info as I can get and in addition any tips for pulling it down and fettling it as I am a little apprehensive about this lamp because I have not come across one like this in 20 years of collecting, it does look a little complicated and technical Concerning the generator and pricker assembly, it is a twin burner model.

I am wondering if maybe Neil or someone has an exploded parts diagram, thanks in advance.

 

Is it like this under the mica? This is a single mantle, of course?





Tony

 

Hi Tony, it is quite a lot different to the one you posted, when i get the mica out i will post more picks, the mica is well frozen in

 

Ok, Thanks.

I'll check through my catalogues.


Cheers

Tony

 

A bit different to the one you posted

 

Nice find. Made by Nagel-Chase and unless I'm mistaken, it's a Wizard Quicklit Model 14 (designed to run on Shellite).

Don't worry, they're not quite as complicated as they look.

 

@outback boy

I’ll go through my Wizard pile on Wednesday and see if I’ve got that burner.

Cheers

Tony

 

Thanks Henry, i was wondering about the fuel for this, i am hoping someone may have some paperwork, cheers Henry

 

This is for a model 10 table lamp but the burner will be the same. ::Neil::

 

Thanks heaps Neil, being totally unfamiliar with this type of lamp that will be great, cheers

 

Yeah Henry and I have fettled a few of these generators. A bit more complex perhaps but with a new packing they generally restore well. Pretty good engineering these NC lamps and most of the gen is steel so pretty robust and easy enough to dismantle. ::Neil::

 

Happy fettling!

 

Looks like a great project and worthy of restoration

 

Nice project lamp.

These were well made lamps and restore well.

Best,

Brian

 

Thanks fellas, with the parts exploded diagram Neil supplied that will help a lot, cheers all