Outstanding! @Tony Press , please keep us updated on what you may learn. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Beautiful!
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From ads I have found from March 1928 previous were of the lantern model 15a with no built in pump. Neil has identified in the past : Model 15b as...
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@Tony Press , Beautiful ! That particular mixing chamber having the set screw also fits nicely in this era. Larry
@Tony Press , thank you for the good info. I look forward to what you come up with. Larry
@Tony Press , my not being fluent in Toronto stamping practices of the day I would say you are probably correct with both. Larry
Beautiful ! Really love the shade !!!:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: Larry
/////////////::::::::::::…………….. . Glad to help. Not ever having a Q99 for a 1927 lantern would be quite a feat, the only option would be a Q77...
Hi @Tony Press , just saw this topic and got no notification. Jeff is right on, Coleman used up everything including baseplate products....
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The Coleman R55 is shown in the Coleman shipping records handwritten by Hiram Strong: began shipping in bulk June 1929. . The first Coleman gpa...
@Jean J What is a Chautauqua.
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Here is a Wichita kero burner air tube with insert from 12/1935, I have seen some not as pronounced and barely visible if at all sometimes....
//////////:::::::::………. Yes you are correct about the valve. The air tube indentions are not always evident especially on Wichita kerosene, and...
The burner and valve body is definitely Canadian in my eyes. Is standard for Toronto kero air tubes to have no patent stamping. I would pull the...
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