Down to the bike shop, @Darryl Durdin!
Thank you, @David Cannon. That provides new information about "Master" lanterns. "Original" is merely manufacturing hype, in my opinion,...
Thank you, Shinzo. I’ve never encountered the cage you show on the left, either. I agree with your suggestion for the age of your lantern (and...
Very nice! Tony
This is another Australian Gloria table lamp. It uses the Gloria 33 lantern burner on an Akron-style tank. Gloria 33 lanterns are shown here,...
You can link to a video, but not upload one. Cheers Tony
A 1930s Australian Gloria Table Lamp fitted with Gloria 33 lantern burner (as originally fitted). [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I was difficult...
Welcome, @David Cannon Neil McRae’s “Pressure Lamp Catalogue” has “Master” as a Pakistani brand (a Petromax copy). Do any of the stampings point...
Thank you again, @Stelios. Tony
I can read it, @ROBBO55. The date is B 47. Therefore made in the second half of 1947. Cheers Tony
Thanks, Johan. Cheers Tony
Thank you for the detailed presentation. Cheers Tony
There are only metal Radiator mantles manufactured these days. As the mantle serves the function of creating radiant heat, I doubt there is a...
@Johan Osinga Were there any markings on the valve casting? Neil’s Pressure Lamp Catalogue has Petrolamp as: “Petrolamp Italy ?? 250cp as...
^^^^ @Anthony Cheers Tony
Thanks, @Martin K. I was not familiar with the “mil” as an abbreviation of 1/1000” so my question above is irrelevant. Cheers Tony
Very nice find, @Johan Osinga. Tony
Thank you, @jluc14 I assume that the measure in the third, fifth and seventh column is a consumption rate (millilitres of fuel consumed per...
When I get this back to running, I’ll use a Peerless 111 mantle, @Pancho. Tony
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