So you bring up a really interesting point. For most appliances built in the 1920s and 30s, the year is shown as a single digit, which is what I'm seeing. Around 1941 they went to double digit numbers for the year. C's were made '41-'50. So maybe it's 1938 instead of 1928? That puts it in the 242b years of manufacture; maybe the collar was swapped at one point? I need to look at a reference of valves/burners to see if it's a B or a C.
![Someone paid an equivalent of $2000 for this in 1914 [Restoration]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rw_8FWJuSho/mqdefault.jpg)
Nice lantern, all those new generators you have are making me jealous!
Looking forward to your next video!
😊thanks for the video,!
Excellent video!!
😊 your vise is pulling the heat
I believe if its 242c then the would make the date March of 1948.
So you bring up a really interesting point. For most appliances built in the 1920s and 30s, the year is shown as a single digit, which is what I'm seeing. Around 1941 they went to double digit numbers for the year. C's were made '41-'50. So maybe it's 1938 instead of 1928? That puts it in the 242b years of manufacture; maybe the collar was swapped at one point? I need to look at a reference of valves/burners to see if it's a B or a C.
Correct, March 1948
Anymore videos in the pipelines buddy?
@@pauldeary Perfect timing! I'm working on one this weekend and it'll be up Monday morning.
That’s great, looking forward to it buddy. Bit cooler for you now lol. Move to Scotland never to hot 😂