Couple different options in 29. Like mentioned, a photo would be necessary to help identify.
Single mantle with a steel fount, which is always nice when speaking of AGM. Pump/filler combo with a wet pip. It is instant lighting, but also...
Tony that sure looks like a Canadian valve wheel... I don't know our northern Coleman like the US counterparts, so I can't get you a date range on it.
@Blueflame the shades in the light-up picture are reproduction 329's which last I knew were still available from Leacock -Coleman. The shades...
This lamp was produced by Coleman for the Yale light company. Coleman designated it as YQ(Y: Yale fount Q: Quicklite burner). Yale offered the...
Steve these years of Coleman have a reddish colored fount liner. Once they start flaking I remove what's left of them with acetone and BB shake in...
There should just be a hex nut below the generator flare that you remove. This will allow the entire frame to come upward.
@Brownsnek I just seen your post on Facebook as well. Unfortunately I don't have the parts you seek, and I suspect they won't be an easy find....
Appears to be an early Nulite of sorts. I'm curious to hear what others have to say as well.
One should be able to see if the valve packing is leaking, my guess is the tip cleaning lever packing needs snugged up. This is under the frame...
Thank you all for the kind words. I have been wanting to add one of these to the collection for some time. Glad I was able to trade around and get...
Coleman built for the Yale light company. Coleman would designate these as YZ. The Y for the fount shape and Z for the style burner. The A stamp...
@Tony Press fantastic finds all around. Particularly the Canadian L227. My understanding is they are scarce. My favorite Coleman model. I'm lucky...
See if this link helps. Describes my process. Making your own brimless porcelain vent (the Toby way) - The Coleman Collectors Forum
It works perfect. Only way to tell from an original is the bare steel on the cut which can't been seen on the lantern.
This is a 427 lantern. You are correct on the date, altho they were often reversed in the early 30's and sometimes even stamped upside. That is...
US or Canadian 227 Tony? Good stuff :thumbup:
I can tell you for certain the original thread in your mixing chamber was 10-32... They are often stripped and tapped larger.
This is the first I've ever heard of a CQ with a stress crack. What a bummer.
Lantern was built by Clayton & Lambert. Appears to be missing some parts.
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