The threads in the air inlet are for screwing up into rather than down into. The threads don't come all the way through. Your iron is complete.
At least one was. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW )Thursday 13 March 1913 [ATTACH]
Jeff, I picked up one of these on the weekend. Mine has a logo. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
A good web page too Win. It helped me understand how they work. :thumbup:
Graetzin 915 (Radiolite) sold in Australia
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Looks like Aladdin wasn't sure either. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Is this with the wick wet or dry? If it is dry then often fueling the heater and letting it sit for a while can loosen the wick. Here is a list...
@Mackburner , I'm sure Bob told me the shade on this was his dogs water bowl. Worked out pretty well I think. Maybe not for the dog.
This is the lamp Bob posted in 2014. I think he would have liked seeing it like this. [ATTACH]
There is a post here some where with Mick Emm showing a black one.
outback boy, I assume you are looking for an alternative to shellite because of the cost. Fair enough it is out of control. I am using a shellite...
I don't know a lot about #23. I stop just after early #21s. It will get a little bit looser as the fibers settle in.
The wick swells. You say new but is new as in new old stock ??
Could be Fenton. Search here. Fenton Catalogs - 90s — SGS
It should work !! [ATTACH]
Model 12 will not work because they are central draft. I would have thought you should fit that lamp with that burner. Is any of the glass...
I don't know. Copper it seems was always painted in gold paint probably to disguise the copper.
The patent application for this was submitted after the death of C W Davis by his daughter (and others). Love the tool/hanging frame. Excellent lamp.
A few more copper Kayens. [ATTACH]
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