bialaddin bowl fire ????

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  1. ms germaine

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    are there any any parts diagrams or original instructions anywhere here for the bialaddin bowl fire ???

    there also seem to be nothing in terms of old brochures etc for vapalux ??

    i would also be very grateful if someone could explain the tie up and dates of manufacturing for both these companies as i have the belief that willis and bates made the bi aladdin branded products whilst aladdin industries made the wick heaters. not sure if iam correct ??

    thanks


    mike
     
  2. JEFF JOHNSON

    JEFF JOHNSON United Kingdom Subscriber

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    Welcome aboard!:thumbup:

    The link below shows relevant information and Bialaddin was the brand name which Aladdin UK., used for their pressure lamps etc., and they were made by W&B, Aladdin also used the brand name Imber Research on their presure products, but those were exported mainly to the USA., Jack Imber was the head of Aladdin UK..

    Vapalux paperwork is scarce.

    https://classicpressurelamps.com/threads/1950s-bialaddin-bowl-fire.1456/
     
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    David Shouksmith India Founder Member

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    I can do you a PDF of the bowl fire instructions. PM me with an email address and I will send it to you. ::Neil::
     
  5. ms germaine

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    Hello,

    I have just seen this post of yours and would very much appreciate a copy of the Bialaddin bowl fire instructions to help with my own restoration.

    Kind regards,
    Mike
     

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