1929 - 228A Coleman Canada

Discussion in 'L220, 220, 228, B to K Variants' started by adelcoro, May 26, 2013.

  1. adelcoro

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    Model 228A made in Canada 1929
    Found in Northern Quebec in 2011.
    Thanks for looking

    Agostino

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  2. Mackburner

    Mackburner United Kingdom RIP - Founder Member

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    Yes it has taken years but I am finally convinced there actually were 220A and 228A lanterns. So far there is no evidence that they were ever made in Wichita and what made us assume the model never existed was Herb Enendorf insisting it did not. He was probably right as far as the info he had told him because he had little Canadian data. I have still not seen the models in any full line catalogue but the parts are listed in a 1934 Canadian parts catalogue. There is no illustration but they do say the tank and frame are the same as 220 with a list of parts which convert it with a valve and burner similar to the 117A-118A lamps with a T44 Roto type generator. I undestand a few of these have now turned up so it looks like the Canadian guys have done the research to prove a model and convince me and trust me that is no easy thing to do. So well done guys, you proved me wrong and I love it. ::Neil::
     
  3. RolandChevalier

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    Here is mine. Terry says this is the earliest one he knows of. I believe this to be a conversion of a 220.
     
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  4. Carlsson

    Carlsson Sweden Admin/Founder Member

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    Roleman, you need to upload the image to the site.
    Third party image hostings aren't allowed in reference sections.
    And please post it as a new topic. You can link to that topic from here.
     

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