I believe it is Nagel Chase, but date and model are unknown to me. Ifound this in the basement of an antique barn in Kutztown PA.
Hi dan looks nagel chase with that riveted base, seen a font like that on a storm lamp of a uk collector. That lamp looks like a petrol lamp to me is that thin tube the generator? if so must be matchlit petrol would think its early 1915-20s ? Should think someone else may know better on here cheers pete
Dan, a quick search gave this 1919 catalogue page. This is Neil´s territory so he will probably give you more info.
Yes model 3 for sure. The A denotes the shade type and is not a progressive sufix. So without a shade it is model 3. Shove a ribbed shade on and it becomes 3A. These are first listed in 1914/15 and still in the catalogues in 1919 but not after. I have just been looking at the PLC and it confuses me so I have to go change descriptions I think. Ah I see just got them out of date order. 3a and 3B come before the second model 3 which has a different tank type. Seriously complicated list to sort not helped because NC used the same numbers throughout and did not give them any progression suffixes so I have had to describe enough detail to distinguish them. Took me ages to get it right. Nice lamp and one I would like some day. ::Neil::
Might even run of you are lucky with the generator. Got one thing to do first though and that is change the title. Nagel Chase No 3 not Nulite. ::Neil::
Yea Neil I know ,where that came from I do not know. I don't think I put it there .Unless I was having a brain fart at the time. Dan
Yeah I get them mixed up as well and I am supposed to know this stuff. Not a problem just report the post and ask for the title to be changed. ::Neil::
I did the move & added (identified) - don't know enough about lamps sadly to pick up the rest of the title
