Patience certainly pays off David and I’m glad it’s in your hands now.
Wow! Wow! Wow! My eyes are about out on stalks. What a collection. What time of night was that last pic taken, seems to be pitch black. Still...
Would it be safe to use an R22 with tank soldered in two largish areas. I assume the tank is made from steel?
What a find @MG!
Crikey @Automedon you deserve a medal for perseverance. Although having a working lamp is perhaps reward enough.
I found this one locally yesterday. Made in Canada 1937 but I can’t make out the month. It has the dimples in the air intake tube. It’s in a bit...
Thanks all. Sorry, should have said Made in Canada @Tony Press and @rr_res and I have found a dimple on the air intake tube. Assume the second is...
Ha ha Jeff, old age strikes again![ATTACH]
Just brought this one home today and can’t see a model number on it. Year 1937, can’t see the month. Could it be a 427K Mountie?
Lovely looking lamp and you made a great job of cleaning it @Camp numao.
What a wee cutie @Camp numao.
Ha-ha @Sammi Jane, it was a tough call but we haven’t seen our son for three years so didn’t have to think for too long about it.
The hanging frame and reflector aren’t Tilley bits but the rest of it seems genuine.
Really nice lamp @rr_res I’m quite jealous as I’ve yet to find a Primus table lamp in my area.
I also own a chrome KL80 but I’m a wee bit jealous of your smoke bell @Scott D as it’s missing on mine.
Oh well, my hopes are dashed as my son is coming home on holiday from the States arriving Monday 2nd.
Most of my dented tanks are ML93 conversion lamps so I presume that using the freezer method would result in a rounded bottom (what I would give...
Nice lamp @Kevin Goyer and gorgeous shade.
Which month @adelcoro?
Ha ha @paul m only animals I might find in there are mice but I do have an old photo from when this was a working farm and there are a few pigs to...
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