the Neverout kerosene safety lamp

[@strolling_bill]

Bugger! I was really really really hoping you were going to mount it on your bike and go for a ride!
Great video; nice history lesson!

[@EriebyCycle]

If it weren’t a family heirloom I probably would have. . Thanks a bunch!

[@markmoffett6813]

Thanks again for another great video. That bike light was an awesome thing to see . Thanks for sharing.
Happy holidays ,
Mark from Maryland

[@EriebyCycle]

Glad you enjoyed it. Many thanks!!!

[@billywood9717]

Happy New Year!!!
Thanks for sharing that Josh! How cool is that though... Not a replicate either. The original! Very cool history lesson man. Collecting bicycle history is cool!

[@EriebyCycle]

Thanks friend! Happy new year!

[@russellstarr8019]

So cool

[@EriebyCycle]

Thanks a bunch!!!

[@johnbaca8692]

Thanks, that is interesting. I guess in the slower moving world of the late 19th to early 20th centuries it would have added welcome conspicuity, as the motorcycle guys call it.

[@EriebyCycle]

I still can’t imagine riding around with a flaming hot hunk of brass on my bike.

[@morayjames92]

Josh what diametre wick is that little burner? I was amazed that you could touch the top of the chimney and other parts after it was burning (or did you let it cool off?).

[@EriebyCycle]

The wick is about 3/8”, and I let it cool down.

[@morayjames92]

@@EriebyCycle seems like a great little lantern, thanks for sharing Josh.

[@TexasRed167]

Cool

[@EriebyCycle]

Thanks a bunch

[@carlstrub866]

That is so cool, but is it hot to the touch?

[@EriebyCycle]

The chimney portion is dang hot!

[@TheRunAndGun10]

Neat!

[@EriebyCycle]

Thanks!

[@zakhanson5720]

1 lumen is the equivalent of 1 candles illumination, shortened to lumens for us simpleton future people 😜
How they would flip out going for a ride today 😂

[@EriebyCycle]

Thanks! I did not know that.

[@murselimsk3943]

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