A picture may help. Is it the newer press on type or the older screw on type?
Looks good.
Thank you for posting. I will be making one for myself.
Nice . Doesn't look like there's too many collectors in your area yet.
Thank you . The lantern is in a working condition except for the mantle. It's not in the best cosmetic condition.
The glass shards were from a tempered glass shower panel which exploded in my hands for no reason while carrying it. I ended up with a badly cut...
A working condition Butterfly lantern with a broken mantle. I filled it with glass shards and placed a light behind it. No lantern was harmed in...
Looks good. Keeps the bathroom warm as well.
@Mackburner . All the Coleman 246's on the forum that I could find were made in the USA. I didn't find any from Canada.
Nice. Is the porkpie the long or short handle/bail version?
Nice lantern. I think it's a 1939 model . Closed bail tabs on the burner frame and early Coleman stamp on the fount.
@Tony Press Thank you.
The collar may be from a 247 Scout. Maybe an error from the Coleman factory. @jacov
Looks good. I used the inner and outer mesh from a Land Rover air filter. Both lanterns now leak.
Quite a transformation. Well done.
That repair won't even be noticeable when the lantern is running. Nice fix.
Looks good. I have the same problem. Haven't lit mine in a while as well.
Looks good. Glad you got it figured out and going.
Well done on the quick fettling. Mine has seen a few non working winters since I got it . I must get it going soon.
Welcome to the forum. Pricker and jet from a Coleman 201 and a newer coleman 214 will work if you can get hold of one of those.
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