Coleman Tank with no logo stamp and no pump hole?

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  1. Gavin fry Australia

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    G'day
    New member, first time poster.
    Like many others, I'm having issues working out how to post pics.
    I've started collecting Coleman's, yesterday I picked up what I thought wasremains of a lamp something like a 427, I've been trying to find the standard Coleman sun logo and can't find it.
    It also has only a fill hole, unless the pump itself is also the fill hole?
    I have what I think is a 427 which I've been comparing it against and the generator is higher on the remains lamp.
    Once I work out how to post pics hopefully my message here will make sense pmsl
     
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    Coleman 327. It takes a separate, external pump.
     
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    Tony Press Australia Subscriber

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    Welcome, @Gavin fry

    Look through here:

    Coleman LQ 327 (Canada, 3/26)

    If it has no identification on the tank, look also at the air tube of the burner to see if it is stamped with one or more patent numbers (which I can see but not read); and if there is a letter on the fibre wheel. That will help date the lamp.

    Cheers

    Tony
     
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    Thanks folks, much appreciate it.
    How do I confirm the green lantern is a 427? I'm only guessing it.
    Both generator stems? Are stamped patented may 6th, 1919
     
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    Welcome aboard!:thumbup:
     
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    Your left lantern appears to be a 1922-23 L327 judging by the parts that are on it. Look closely at the fiber valve wheel. Can you see a letter indention? They can be tough to read. I would expect an A or B stamp on that one.

    The right lantern appears to be a mid-late 1927 L427. Should have a date stamp below the fill cap.
     

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