Sunshine Safety generating bottle

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  1. Konabill

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    Generating bottle from Sunshine Safety Lamp company.
    Mounting clip and label both remain intact......

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  2. JEFF JOHNSON

    JEFF JOHNSON United Kingdom Subscriber

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    A lucky find!:thumbup:
     
  3. Akeepsake

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    Very nice find Bill !
     
  4. george

    george United States Subscriber

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    Very nice find, to go with your Sunshine Safety lantern (hope you have one).:D/
     
  5. Konabill

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    I have a picture of a sunshine safety lamp ......does that count ??

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  6. ROBBO55

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    It's in good condition. :thumbup: You just need the lamp to go with it. The search is on. :lol:
     
  7. Bo Ryman

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    How does it work? I have never seen such thing before. Here in Sweden we are used to ordinary tins for alcohol pre-heating.

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  8. Mackburner

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    Probably the same as a Tilley glass jar. Used to soak an asbestos torch. ::Neil::
     

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