Petromax 827

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  1. WimVe

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    So you see this lantern on a local auction site.

    Px 827 - 250cp _02.jpg

    Then your brain starts up,
    your thought get splits into two camps:
    it's nice !, you already have to much lamps!

    Then after some days you pick it up,
    shake the old fuel a little,
    invest in a new mantle,
    and trust the old German quality and set fire to the darn thing...

    Px_827_web.jpg

    Date stamp: 0718 > 1961, 07th week, 8th weekday
    Which shows how the Germans made such a huge production: they worked 8 days a week !
     
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  2. Titoo

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    Hi WimVe,

    It's kind of disease !
    Very fine lamp :thumbup:

    Regards,
    Tito
     
  3. phaedrus42

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    Beautiful lantern, Wim! I think the Beatles had a song for that: :lol:

     
  4. eiremax

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    So the coding system is a myth? A fine lantern.
     
  5. JEFF JOHNSON

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    It's in good nick!:thumbup:
     
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    Looks nice. Any pictures for the lantern's numbered code stamp?
     
  7. leo

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    The date could not be correct, in 1961 was a different preheater mounted. Is it possibly 1971 and made by Hipolito? Is the Tank and the hood marked "Made in Germany" or "Germany"? Some lanterns from Hipolito have an"8" as last digit
     
  8. Seamanjive

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    Ek smaak dit !
     
  9. bp4willi

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    Great you put it back to light.
     
  10. Reinhard

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    Wim, this lantern was made in Torres Vedras, Portugal. The 1960s code is not applicable after 1970.
     

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