Fettled pl53 up and running :)

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  1. swiss-paul

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    Very nice, i've got my first one (well hopefully, the first two tanks had some bad stress cracks) a later model waiting in the queue to be fettled,
     
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    Thanks! Hope you get yours up and running soon :)
     
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    Yes hopefully third tank lucky :) keep up the good work.
     
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    A splendid example of a 1920's PL-53!:thumbup::clap::D/:D/:clap::thumbup:
     
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    That is a not often seen hood could we have some photo's with more detail please?

    Graham P
     
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    There are more photos on a thread called pl53 ?? Or variant. I would post a link but I don't know how.
     
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    Good work! A lovely oldie.
     
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    :-k Possibly it was this thread:-

    PL53

    ...although I seem to recall another one with more images showing the hood in greater detail...
     
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    Is the "beer stein" top original?
     
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    I have no idea. I bought the lamp in that way from an auction years ago. If it was modified by someone it was a good job.
     
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    We had a long discussion about this some time ago and if I remember correctly, the answer is 'Yes'...
     
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    That is a beautiful early pl53
     
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    A toilet seat giving you the finger is what the hood looks like :lol: A great conversation piece!
     
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    Well done, I haven’t seen the beer stein top before ........ looks great.
     
  17. Russ Bulley

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    PL = ? Platform lamp?

    Russ
     
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    How about "parlor lamp"? :mrgreen::whistle:
     
  19. Jean J

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    A PL wouldn’t find a place in my parlour but possibly on a shelf in the garage. Speaking of which if anyone would like to have a PL tank (with later angled handle or no handle) or a rusty PL hood I have at least 3 or 4 of the former and a half dozen or so of the latter. Willing to send for price of P&P.
     

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