1954 Primus 1084 S

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  1. Oskar Hazelius Sweden

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    A while ago I found this Primus lantern from 1954, I thought I would share some pictures of it. The top is not in the same condition as Nils lantern here, but instead has a reflector as an nice accessory:content:

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    Looks very pretty Oskar - I would be very happy to have one as nice as that.
     
  3. Nils Stephenson

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    That looks pretty good to me. Well done on finding a not so common lantern. You could probably get a bit more of the old soot off the enamel with 0000 steel wool and dishwashing liquid.

    You do know that the reflector isn't from Primus.
     
  4. Oskar Hazelius Sweden

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    Thanks @fireexit1:content:

    Thanks for the tip with the soot on top Nils. Regarding the reflector, I had no idea that it was not from Primus, it came with the purchase of the lamp so I assumed it was a primus product. Do you possibly know where this reflector comes from?
     
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    The reflector looks like the ones that you could buy for an Anchor lantern. It's at least from one of the more modern Chinese brands. I havn't seen them available for some time now though. They were quite popular because of the colour and it is a good match for the Primus. In the catalogues, it uses the same reflector as for the 1020 (part number 1727). That would be with a green top, which is not as aesthetically pleasing.
     
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    Looks like the reflector you get with later, cheaper lanterns.
    My Anchor lantern has a shade that look pretty much exactly the same as yours.
     
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    ...and we crossed...:lol:
     
  8. Oskar Hazelius Sweden

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    Always just as interesting to ask a question on this forum. I humbly thank you for the answer and clarification for the origin of this blue reflector.

    Personally, I prefer aesthetically anyway, the newer non-original reflector;)
     
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    Congratulations Oskar Hazelius . It's a fine looking lantern and the blue reflector does look good. :thumbup:
     
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    A lucky find.:thumbup:
     

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