Wow, I wouldn’t even believe that’s even the same lamp; you have done her justice. :thumbup:
Howdy, I can rustle you up whut yet lookin fer; them express yahoo’s are gonna be tying one on around the concrete pond on Monday; they should be...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Half of the lamps I wanted to get burning tonight.
They are fun to fettle; the pump cups are extra small.
@Jean J some of the collections I’ve seen lately are simply breathtaking; I’m going to need another shed.
Thanks mate, that’s what I get for reading it upside down.
That’s a rare beast there.
1936-1939 132A in Indian Bronze [ATTACH] [ATTACH] 1930’s Coleman Quicklite 327; needs a good clean [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Coleman 237...
A local collector friend of mine happened across this lamp today. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Ahh the 214; isn’t that the one that most of the parts aren’t interchangeable with anything else? Pictures aren’t all that tough; hit the “upload...
I can explain it to you in Texan if you need me to.
If I remember correctly she was on postcards; I’ll have to see if I still have them.
That is a nice haul. I see a possible steel base over there on the right, check it first then put them all out of sight except one.
That is a great idea Tony. :thumbup:
@podbros The 24xx series is a smallish single mantle, the table lamps came in at least three sizes; as well as colors. [ATTACH]
I must say that it is in far better condition than I come across. That box is quite well made and has done its job of protecting the lantern.
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