I've also had good experiences with the tool from old Coleman. definitely worth avoiding the hassle of stripping a checkvalve!
Hi Tony, Really nice lantern. Very envious. At least I know it went to a good home, well done!
Would it please be possible to put these images in the reference gallery? Cheers,
Very impressive!
My first lantern also had a hard life, at least initially whilst I did quite a bit of learning. Luckily lamps themselves aren't flammable! (It...
I'm very impressed. 'The lamp shed'' - Do you have other sheds dedicated to collections?
Merry Christmas, no pressure lamps today but the camp oven is getting a work out!
Neil, Thanks for sharing this, very interesting. Let's hope the lady has recovered.
Some of their mantles are generic in that they are meant to work on propane, kerosene and petrol lanterns. That generic use would decide the weave...
Good decision to come to CPL. You've seen the light.
Could it be the basis for a fettling Masterclass for those attending Newark perhaps?
Looks great! Also keen to see the other one when it is ready.
I was wondering if Glory would appear somewhere in the lantern. My 'Stenly' has some Glory markings, and I've come across other brand names too....
Andrew, A range of brand names seems to have come from the same source. Take the hood off and look for other brand names stamped on the burner,...
Wow - I'd be happy coming across just one of those!
Where I live you can still find ten trees, so I cannot risk promoting that alternative!
I usually do this, good for promoting discussion....
Interesting idea, I'm looking forward to finding out how it goes.
Looks great, I really like these. I'm hoping the next lantern I get will be a Coleman with 'the sunshine of the night' stamp on it. I've been...
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