Uncle Sidney ~~ Prison Philosopher Says:

" 'Well at least I don't have to wake up any more.' Is what I want my tombstone to say!"

Great stuff Duane! I'm not a stovie, but I can certainly appreciate another's collection. I have a few unfired single burners I need to offer up in the classifieds... Just taking up space here.

So I do my best to avoid painting in general, but I've found empty Crown cans to be perfect test pieces... I'll spray my coat on the can first, if it lays down fine then I spray my object... Same for when I go to the next step like a clear coat, hit the can first... See if there's any negative react...

Well dang

Neil McRae has listed this Gloria built torch lighting lamp as an AP model in his pressure lamp catalogue. Also on Terry M's sight. At first glance it looks like a Coleman AA/NA lamp, but has many Gloria specific features. Only one known at this time. https://i.postimg.cc/m287Pg16/PXL_20220806_16413...

I've already been making plans to get out on the water this spring. Looking forward to it. Thanks for sharing!

Good buy on a hard to find globe. These are also correct for 44 & 45 milspec's as well.

Well done on that one Mark! Does it have a 7/16" or 1/2" gland nut? Is the underside of the vent white? Thanks, Toby. 1/2” and no. Mark the 1/2" gland nut started showing up in 35 and the bail shape would change in late 35 , so I'd lay money down that you're seeing a 5 year stamp 😁 Congratulations ...

Good buy

Well done on that one Mark! Does it have a 7/16" or 1/2" gland nut? Is the underside of the vent white? Thanks, Toby. 1/2” and no. Mark the 1/2" gland nut started showing up in 35 and the bail shape would change in late 35 , so I'd lay money down that you're seeing a 5 year stamp 😁 Congratulations ...

Well done on that one Mark! Does it have a 7/16" or 1/2" gland nut? Is the underside of the vent white?

Bummer

I call it the Hot Diggity way

It's sure pleasing to see the white just wash away. Thanks for sharing

4-36 if I remember correctly... 3/16" long or so.

All I've been seeing blooming around here are the Easter lilies (daffodils?). Won't be long!

Sean the old style burner will go right on there. You might have to swap vent studs, but my guess is that would be fine also. Then you wouldn't need a reducer.

Nice cleanup on that one!

Seansmithwfd wrote: ↑Sun Mar 19, 2023 11:37 pm Huge gap. That would explain the loud Venturi sound. I am not running the correct generator on it. It takes the baseball by style generator but we told the s generator would work.

This is the issue

If no overburn I would check and have sure you're getting enough pressure. It should run as bright as a 220/228 lantern.

Any over burn of the mantles?

For Coleman's any Quickliteing lantern with a baffle plate. My LZ's are noticably noisier. I'm assuming because of the exposed air tube.

I also have some early AGM double mantles that are very quite as well. Trending theme seems to be the earlier, the quieter

There's nothing lower on this earth than a thief. That seems like a crazy repair bill also... I just installed a rebuilt engine in an F150 a couple weeks ago and the customers total was not much more than that... Of course I live in SW Missouri. I'm sure things are different out west.

We still have and use a pair of rotary phones... One table top and the other a wall hanger. Mainly there so we can hear the ring in the shop... I can still remember having a party line in the 90's too

Great lanterns!

Definitely need you a stove with a built in oven Ulf... I don't really know what to recommend as I'm no stovie 😁 https://i.postimg.cc/HLyQrN4s/PXL_20221012_174738645_2.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/xdXpbm3X/PXL_20221015_172640552.MP_2.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/CxP617ky/PXL_20221015_180210781_2.jpg https:/...

"slants" refer to models of Coleman lamps and lanterns that use a slanted valve/generator setup. L220 & L228 lanterns and 117, 118, & 119 lamps.

Looking good Poncho!

Chuck the top one looks very hollow wire'ish... I'm looking forward to what you come up with, use a stove gen and you'll have an adjustable 1K candlepower

Looks great!

I'm literally tripping over appliances in my Lantern room and yet I find myself looking for more... Sometimes I think about selling something and then I think, well I still like that one

Repo looks like he's having second thoughts about snow camping

What's their length?

Hot_Diggity wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 1:26 am Pssst... hey Toby. Your "secret pumps" aren't a secret anymore.

Dang cell phones thinking they're smarter than I... Well, probably so

I've got several pumps and never seen an aluminum one. Very cool!

Couple projects showed up today. Picked these up for the price of the fuel caps... Everything else that ends up being good is just a bonus... No visual stress cracks! Have a great day everyone!

Apparently even in a locked cabinet you managed to steal it

Great find

413B... After that they just went cheap

Thank you all for kind words. A couple fun fettles for sure. Toby send me your address I got a funnel for ya. Needs the clip but I think you can figure that out. I owe you anyway. https://i.postimg.cc/cL5Tg9K9/D564-DFD4-D789-42-B9-BD5-C-4641-CD52343-C.jpg James, thank you. I'll shoot you a text.

Thanks John. I'll be in touch if I can't work something out

Thanks Jeremy

A good days pickin'!

Some may have seen the 50's milspec I picked up over the weekend. A buddy of mine wanted it and traded me a 530. It cleaned up nicely and I'll start hunting for the missing pieces in time. Sorry no before pictures. It wasn't terribly bad, just needed a good cleaning. https://i.postimg.cc/MGdH93hV/PX...

Looks like a good time! I'm looking forward to getting back on the water.

Yes it appears to be a 26-late 27 L327 if all original.

Specifically the nickel cleaning lever. The B cleaning levers are unique as they are nickel with a 7/16" gland nut (30-41, Wartime B's would differ). The later nickel D's had a 3/8" gland nut and C's were all brass... At least the C's I've owned. This is needed for a very nice 1930 228B so the nicer...

Good grouping!

Ironically my SS327 is cracked

There was a bunch of folks bought all they could when Walmart put them on clearance in the last couple weeks. My local store has not had them for a couple years.

You can consult the 1947 parts catalog which will, in detail, describe the difference between a 220B, 220C and 220BX, most of which revolves around the valve. But the C is easiest as it has a collar stamp as others have mentioned. Carlton does this catalogue mentions anything about a date range for...

Kraig you don't need to pull that apart unless you just want to. You will need to remove the valve wheel in order to remove the collar to gain access to the valve assembly for removal.

Uncle Sidney ~~ Prison Philosopher Says: " 'Well at least I don't have to wake up any more.' Is what I want my tombstone to say!"

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Uncle Sidney ~~ Prison Philosopher Says:

" 'Well at least I don't have to wake up any more.' Is what I want my tombstone to say!"