1920's (ca.) Gloria #90

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  1. Colin M

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    Thanks to Jeff Johnson's Post 4868 this appears be the remains of the Gloria 90 Gravity fed Outdoor Light.

    Thanks Jeff

    1295758966-Gloria_90_1.jpg 1295759018-Gloria_90_2.jpg 1295759034-Gloria_90_3.jpg
     
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  2. Mackburner

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    Colin. Gloria 90 is right. However it is certainly not a gravity lamp. These were supplied either as a Hollow wire lamp like yours or with a tank to make them a self contained light. There is no doubt that is a pressure burner with a supplementary generator heater and should deliver around 500 cp. ::Neil::
     
  3. Colin M

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    Well 2 Years on and finally decided to restore this one.

    The only thing I had to go on was what was left and Neil's 1922 American Gloria Catalougue. Nothing appears in the Australian Catalogue.

    Neil's Catalogue.

    1368938041-Vent.JPG


    .... and the finished Version.

    1368938078-Gloria_90.jpg

    The Vent is not quite the same but the best replica I could find.

    Colin
     
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  4. JEFF JOHNSON

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    Hello Colin, it's fine to see it restored! :thumbup:

    Do you have a tank for it? Jeff.
     
  5. Colin M

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    Hi Jeff,

    No Tank, it is Hollow Wire.

    Pleased with the way it came up.

    Colin
     
  6. JEFF JOHNSON

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    Hello Colin, :oops: what I should have asked, is do you have a hollow wire tank which you can test the lamp with? Jeff.
     
  7. Colin M

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    Hi Jeff,

    Let's just call it a language misinterpretation.

    I have 5 HW Tanks but you have to put too much in them to be operational,. I did fabricate a CQ Coleman for the purpose of testing but used it on another project.

    That's the long answer.

    The short one ..... No.

    Regards

    Colin
     
  8. JEFF JOHNSON

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    Hello Colin, perhaps a spare Tilley tank could be rigged to serve the purpose? Jeff.
     
  9. David Shouksmith

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    :-k Looks Bialaddin/Vapalux to me...
     
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  10. Claus C

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    Hi Colin. Well fettled and saved :thumbup: It looks a bit like some of the Nulite with similar system. Nice nice lamp :thumbup:

    Claus C
     

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