Worst feature of the 500 and 500A stoves is the fact that their burners have practically no wind resistance. A windshield made from an old #10...
No idea, but it appears to be American. I imagine it being used in Texas, or Oklahoma, using the highly volatile casinghead gas they condensed...
Waal, I found it in my garage attic today, but I bought it on Ebay many years ago. Interesting to look at, but I don't think I'd light it other...
Here is one even I have been afraid to fettle and attempt to run. Marked PAT APLD FOR on the tube behind the upright burner stub. There's a long...
Beautiful lantern. Show us images of the box and accessories, please.
Here I find Matty's Best student lamp with this same burner: : 120 year old Best Light Co Student Lamp
Too late to edit my previous post. The burner is indeed marked X-RAY as the image on the paper shows. I didn't clean the soot off it...
Hard to take a decent image. Says BEST Pat Nov 29, 98 No other markings on burner, as far as I can tell.[ATTACH]
Look here: Hakukosha model No:3 - Japan | Classic Pressure Lamps & Heaters
I suspect it suffered early failure from the use of inferior quality fuels.
This lamp was found in the attic of an old farmhouse in North Dakota USA. I have owned it about 15 years. The burner was coked up solid, but all...
Not really sure of the date of manufacture. I'd guess around 1905. I'm sure someone here knows the patent date for this burner.
Here is my Rockford gasoline gravity student lamp. Library Lamp #7 Fitted with a Best X-Ray burner. I have the original alcohol torch. Runs...
Looks like the tinned copper mesh that is used in electronic shielding applications.
I think coleman54 has nailed it. Coleman 605-299 for 611A, or #5 irons.
Here is a different sandblast Aladdin logo. Sadly, it is cracked. [ATTACH]
Er...... BR49
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Couple pics of my Aladdin Inverted.
I've got a Phoenix that came to me on a Speculum plated B49[ATTACH]
Very true, but those 603-299 iron generators do not approximate the size of these unidentified ones.
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