CONTINENTAL Donut ??????

Discussion in 'Continental' started by karli, Dec 13, 2016.

  1. karli

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    Here my newest catch.
    A Continental Donut from 1912, 1000hk.

    This is now the biggest lamp from my collection.
    The wheight is 32kg (without fuel).

    The fount has a capacity from 12l, 6l is the highest level for lighting.

    Fount has a fuel level, Empty-Half-Full

    Burns with Coleman fuel.

    The jet is marked with 1000,
    I don't know the type from this lamp, to rare.
    I don't have any paperwork 1481618595-IMG_0885_opt.jpg
     
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  2. Carlsson

    Carlsson Sweden Admin/Founder Member

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    32 kg! That's a monster.

    More pictures would be appreciated. Details.
    And with some sort of reference to actually give us an imagination of its size.
     
  3. karli

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    Ok Christer, tomorrow

    The tank has a diameter from 50cm :shock:
     
  4. karli

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  5. karli

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  6. leo

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    Wow! What a great find!!!
     
  7. Carlsson

    Carlsson Sweden Admin/Founder Member

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    Thanks Karli.
    We like many pictures in the reference gallery.
     
  8. phaedrus42

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    Beautiful piece of equipment!
    I would not want to sit under it, though.

    Perhaps it should be dubbed the Lamp of Damocles...
     
  9. JEFF JOHNSON

    JEFF JOHNSON United Kingdom Subscriber

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    A grand old lamp! :thumbup:
     
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    How great one.
     
  11. Nils Stephenson

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    I like the "egg" timer on the side. Do you think it is standard and what would it have been used for?
     
  12. karli

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    Hi Nils,

    the is standard.

    It is used for the preheating time.
     

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