Good demo, a lot of the old lanterns down here are truly “hurricane” lanterns so love seeing one like this, not sure why metal was not used more to hold the fuel, definitely a lot less of them would have broken.That lantern is powerful and a beauty, the whole thing looks like new great restoration and light to have on hand.
Didn't know they even made these things until about four days ago - yesterday I joined a few forums - and today I found a total mystery lamp just like yours except un-tried for $65 on The Bay. I BOUGHT IT !!!!!!!!
Awesome thanks for watching. Please be careful testing them the first few times. I wish I would have talked a bit about safety in this video. This lamp has been tested many times and I did have a fire extinguisher right there.
@@TheBeStLifehomestead Please not to worry. I use my 1954 Montgomery Wards #3 blow torch regularly at work as a repairman. Maybe this will put you mind at ease - I am an A & P mechanic and the son of one. 55 years of small engine repair behind me. In the 80s I invented the propane-engined commercial floor burnishing machine. I grew up using Coleman lanterns, stoves and heaters. PS - the absolute cleanest fuel you can get for one of these things is Reagent Grade Heptane. It's the purest high-end white gas. One step down from that in purity but still awesome is a product called "Brake Wash" available from Zep inc. in 55 gallon drums or 5 gallon carboys. It is 99.95% pure Heptane. It's what I use for vapor-greasing parts and it's plenty good enough for indoor lamp use - so long as the air in the room has enough oxygen to do it's job. Then N-O carbon monoxide at all results according to both my gas analyzers. But yeah - everyone contemplating having an electricity-free evening indoors with one of these things should wrap their head all the way around exactly what they are doing !
yes I love the old lamps lanterns and stoves they are so neat. I like how they made things that could be fixed and maintained back in the day instead of the throw away stuff they make now. Thank you for watching.
So glad Chris and Milo did a Shout Out! I collect oil lamps…over 300 now! They are currently in storage as we are renovating The Ole Church and it’s where we plan to display them! My favourite has to be the Aladdin lamps…we have 4….looking for some wall brackets now for a few lamps that sit in the brackets! Here’s some Love. (watched to the end).
Thanks for watching. That is awesome 300 lamps. I am not much of a collector but if I come across a Aladdin gas lantern I will be trying to get it for sure.
They are neat lamps this is the only one I have. Looks like you have a nice collection of coleman stuff. This lamp and my USGI stove are the only cool things I have. Thanks for watching
It is always cool to fiddle with older stuff. They like to kick out some heat as well. Just wanted you to know the Free-rangers are no more. One left and he is no longer able to free range.
I like the old time lanterns and vintage stuff well built and so useful! I wanted to make sure my subscription to your channel would stick! I hope you have a great day! Wendy🐞🦋🌸
I got it from oldclemanparts dot com or net or something search them they are easy to find. I just tried to look it up on their site from my phone and couldn't find it but if you don't see them there give them a call. warning it was not cheap as shipping was about the same price as the shade do to the care taken in packaging it and the size they pack it in a box and then in a bigger box. Thanks for watching and hope that helps you.
That is a beautiful thing. I have one but the fuel valve leaks and starts burning there. I so want to have mine as you do yours. Where did you get your new generator? Do you know if your fuel valve has a graphite cylinder seal or a string seal (I don't know the correct words)? Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching. I got parts from oldcolemanparts.com the packing on the valve is graphite you should also be able to get that form them to. good luck getting it going they are cool lamps.
❤❤love old lamps. Nostalgic.
they are cool. thanks for watching
Good demo, a lot of the old lanterns down here are truly “hurricane” lanterns so love seeing one like this, not sure why metal was not used more to hold the fuel, definitely a lot less of them would have broken.That lantern is powerful and a beauty, the whole thing looks like new great restoration and light to have on hand.
Thanks for checking it out. I love the old coleman lamps lanterns and stoves. I have a few more I may do some videos on some day.
Didn't know they even made these things until about four days ago - yesterday I joined a few forums - and today I found a total mystery lamp just like yours except un-tried for $65 on The Bay. I BOUGHT IT !!!!!!!!
Awesome thanks for watching. Please be careful testing them the first few times. I wish I would have talked a bit about safety in this video. This lamp has been tested many times and I did have a fire extinguisher right there.
@@TheBeStLifehomestead Please not to worry. I use my 1954 Montgomery Wards #3 blow torch regularly at work as a repairman.
Maybe this will put you mind at ease - I am an A & P mechanic and the son of one.
55 years of small engine repair behind me. In the 80s I invented the propane-engined commercial floor burnishing machine. I grew up using Coleman lanterns, stoves and heaters.
PS - the absolute cleanest fuel you can get for one of these things is Reagent Grade Heptane. It's the purest high-end white gas. One step down from that in purity but still awesome is a product called "Brake Wash" available from Zep inc. in 55 gallon drums or 5 gallon carboys. It is 99.95% pure Heptane. It's what I use for vapor-greasing parts and it's plenty good enough for indoor lamp use - so long as the air in the room has enough oxygen to do it's job. Then N-O carbon monoxide at all results according to both my gas analyzers.
But yeah - everyone contemplating having an electricity-free evening indoors with one of these things should wrap their head all the way around exactly what they are doing !
Love the old lamps/lanterns great video! Thanks for sharing! Blessings and love
yes I love the old lamps lanterns and stoves they are so neat. I like how they made things that could be fixed and maintained back in the day instead of the throw away stuff they make now. Thank you for watching.
@@TheBeStLifehomestead 💯 wish they still made good quality stuff!!
How fun. We used to have a lamp like this when I was a kid I can remember! -Erinn
they are fun. Thank you for watching I am glad you liked it.
That is so cool!! I’ve never seen one of those, much less own one. That’s a jewel!! Thanks for sharing 🤗❤️
I think it's cool. Thanks for watching.
So glad Chris and Milo did a Shout Out! I collect oil lamps…over 300 now! They are currently in storage as we are renovating The Ole Church and it’s where we plan to display them!
My favourite has to be the Aladdin lamps…we have 4….looking for some wall brackets now for a few lamps that sit in the brackets! Here’s some Love. (watched to the end).
Thanks for watching. That is awesome 300 lamps. I am not much of a collector but if I come across a Aladdin gas lantern I will be trying to get it for sure.
Great lamps.
I have a few of these in my collection.
Thanks for sharing and God bless.
They are neat lamps this is the only one I have. Looks like you have a nice collection of coleman stuff. This lamp and my USGI stove are the only cool things I have. Thanks for watching
That's pretty awesome...
Iand a lamp instead of a lantern just makes it that much more unique !
yea its just a lantern without the glass and a little more style.
Great way to burn a house down :) Got two of those myself. There is a bug screen that goes on the bottom to keep insects off the mantles.
It's a lamp they were made to use in a house. I do take precautions when I use it. Thanks for watching
They are beautiful lamps! They don't make them like they used to anymore. @@TheBeStLifehomestead
That was super cool. I've never seen one of those! Logan Fix it and I loved this.
awesome glad you guys enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
It is always cool to fiddle with older stuff. They like to kick out some heat as well. Just wanted you to know the Free-rangers are no more. One left and he is no longer able to free range.
Oh bummer no more free range free loaders.
I like the old time lanterns and vintage stuff well built and so useful! I wanted to make sure my subscription to your channel would stick! I hope you have a great day! Wendy🐞🦋🌸
The old is so cool I like thinking about the people using this stuff back in the day. Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing. I have a bunch of lanterns but no lamps. I have to find one of these. Love the hiss.
Thanks for watching. I have a few lanterns myself but this is my only lamp. I hope you find one.
That is awesome. I’m working on one now.
That's awesome I hope you get it running good
Yeah you can't beat them old lamps. They will be needed the way the world is going.
they are cool. I hope they wont be needed but that may happen. Thanks for watching.
I like that lamp 👌👌
its pretty cool I like the old stuff. Thanks for watching
Sweet. Thats a beauty.
Thanks its the coolest one I have
I gotta get me one of these ! Always lookin for an old kerozene cannister with the squiggly straw and the pumps ! Very very cool man !
Thanks for watching I'm glad you liked it. Nice to meet another coleman guy around here.
Beautiful.
Kinda crazy lighting that inside the house....what could go wrong..
Lol safety 3rd. Thanks for watching
1926 yep thats old😁
I love the old stuff. Thanks for watching
Interesting !
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching .
Cool
Thanks for watching ArkWildman.
nice, thx
No problem hope you enjoyed it.
Where did you get the reproduction shade!?.
Pretty sure it's called old coleman parts .com. the shipping is about as much as the shade. Thanks for watching
Pre heat your generator for 30 seconds. You won't have flame flaring up like that.
Thanks for watching
I have 2 of these that are missing the shades. Where did you find the reproduction one?
I got it from oldclemanparts dot com or net or something search them they are easy to find. I just tried to look it up on their site from my phone and couldn't find it but if you don't see them there give them a call. warning it was not cheap as shipping was about the same price as the shade do to the care taken in packaging it and the size they pack it in a box and then in a bigger box. Thanks for watching and hope that helps you.
That is a beautiful thing. I have one but the fuel valve leaks and starts burning there. I so want to have mine as you do yours. Where did you get your new generator? Do you know if your fuel valve has a graphite cylinder seal or a string seal (I don't know the correct words)? Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching. I got parts from oldcolemanparts.com the packing on the valve is graphite you should also be able to get that form them to. good luck getting it going they are cool lamps.
@@TheBeStLifehomestead Thank you!
Can you get the shades in different colors?
I'm not sure about different colors it's been a few years since I got the shade. I did get it from a place called old colemanparts.com
What kind of fuel is being used?
Coleman camp fuel is what I am using
AKITA!!!!!
Lol yes best dogs ever thats my baby girl Nala there is a few videos of her on my channel. Thanks for watching
What gas do you use?
I use camp fuel in it