Scott, I buy stuff at the ICCC conventions and from antique shops every year across the US. I never had any problem with an airline. I usually...
Hi again. For all the picture hunters: I've made a picture gallery with some detailed pictures of the restoration process: Hugo Pollak, Vienna;...
Hi guys. Thanks very much for your comments. I had to fiddle around with that lamp quite a bit since I had no idea about sich kind of vapor lamp...
Hi again Fellows. After a long time of try and error, many tests and experiments and with the help of some very nice folks I was able to purchase...
Hi fellow collectors. I'd written in this forum a long time ago but was not active at all in the recent years. Today I'm coming back with a...
Hello. I was curious about the model of the lamp and have checked Terry's site again. There is a model 134A on his site as well (almost half way...
Hello Dana. Here a picture of two 143's , one unrestored, one restored. The pleated shade is self-made, the other one is from a shopping mall....
Hi NZ. Very nice work and great success! Your lantern looks super and works very well. :clap: I've run mine a couple of hours at a private...
They are not the same. The fuel pick-up is different. See enclosed picture. [ATTACH] ???If you find some cheap ones pls. let me know. I'm very...
The QuickLite table lamp you have just takes a 10" glass shade. The typical shade holder on these lamps is the 3-prong one. Have a look HERE for...
Hi Ken. Here the details of the vent. Hope this is of help. Happy lighting, Erwin. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Hia again. The upper part is riveted with 4 very small rivets to the vertical (and bent horizontal) supports. Hope this helps. Greetings, Erwin.
Hi all. I wasn't active here at all for quite some time but I hope I'll find the time to look more often. :D I've a 238B as well, cleaned mine...
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