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major_man

Bump with price drop

major_man

Bump with price drop

major_man

Nice, like the red vent one

major_man

Nice, don’t see many with the dark vent

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Here’s a great collector piece that’s part of Canadian history, it’s a river trail lantern which we’re sold exclusively through home hardware stores. This is the smaller 222 model and is the chrome plated, they made both a solid brass and chrome plated version. This one has never been lit, never fue...

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I acquired another model 19 heater so selling this one from my collection and with cooler nights on their way I figured this is a great time to work on it and get it ready. This uses cf and isn’t the kerosene version. There is a chip on the top brown cover and there is paint flaking on the bottom ri...

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Think this is one
It’s new old stock and have a few in my parts racks

major_man

I’ll let the US guys confirm but the fuel cap is telling sign

major_man

I do my car and motorcycle, let the dealer do it on my wife’s car since it’s under warranty. Use standard oil in my car but synthetic in my bike.

major_man

I was thinking the same Bill, globes these days are getting hard to find

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I’ve cleaned these and used them camping this summer but realized I have too many 236s so time to pass them along First up is a 236 dated 9/58 It has a bold dark green sunrise globe that is chip and burn mark free. No dents on the tank but I tiny ding that I couldn’t get to show up too good in pics....

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This was set to go into my collection as it’s my moms bday lantern but I just found one in slightly better condition so going to let this one go. It’s dated B/46 so has the seafoam tank with the correct dark vent. The vent edge on these is minimal, alms or like they were trying to save a bit on the ...

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That has such a cool look!

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If I didn’t have an unlit one I would be keeping this one. I have given this a quick cleaning as it’s used. The chrome has a few spots on it, the frame has slight rust on the top and the underside but I soaked it in evaporust. The vent is chip free. Unfortunately the globe has a crack but you might ...

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I have this spare 222a that I’ve decided to let go as I just found one in slightly better condition. This one is dated 1/83. It hasn’t seen a lot of use over the years, the frame is rust free, no chips on the vent and the decal isn’t lifting off. The fuel knob isn’t burnt. There is just a little rim...

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Here’s to a successful treatment! I agree with the positive attitude and having the support of your wife through this is crucial.
My wife did the same when I finished my treatments and we light the lantern every year as a celebration.

major_man

Looks right to me
Not sure if it’s correct but my cone was cut at the bottom of the opening for the air tubes so it simply slid over the tube, it wasn’t a round hole in the cone.

Congrats on the great find!

major_man

Oh boy
I’m away at the cottage otherwise major man has lots of them to add

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Very cool stove colour, think my friends 22b is the same.

major_man

I watched it.

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I know there’s a 227 in there but here’s all the cdn big hats.
It’s an older pic and have worked on them since

major_man

Can a canadian play?

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This is one of my last 236’s that are up in the garage rafters. It’s dated 2/48. These came with both the seafoam or dark green vent which this one has. The nickle will clean up nice and the vent only has minor flea bite chips and 1 chip on the edge vent and 1 by a bail hole. The hood thing with the...

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If I didn’t have a new in box model I would be keeping this one in my collection but I need to keep thinning down the shelves It’s a 639 that was sold directly to CP railway here in Canada. These replaced the use of the 247 cpr model. It’s dated 2/78 just when your looking at the picture the 2 is st...

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Sorry I thought I responded, let me reply to the message

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No the pinned pump like on the 34-35 242 models

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I have some new old stock ones for the CQ

major_man

Would a cdn one work or are you just after a US model?

Sorry I took a look but don’t have anything from 41, I must have sold them as know I had a 236, 242 and 249 all from 41.

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I know it’s a big ask but I’m in need of a pinned pump for a 242/242k

Just need the pump and cap, I have the check valve and the cup assembly if that makes it easier

Pm me, hopefully I have the part you need in my parts cabinet or I’ll just pay cash

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In the interest of downsizing I’ve decided to let this one go, I really like these older models as they’re so quiet and use less fuel. This one is dated 26\10 and appears to be all original. The vent doesn’t have any bends from handling, the tank is ding free and the nut holding the pump isn’t all c...

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I really can’t make out the month but I can definitely make out that it’s from 45. The left side of the stamping is way too light. The tank has a few tiny dings but not very noticeable, the paint has areas where the brass is showing through which is typical on these as the paint was applied very thi...

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This 236 is dated 3/48 the tank is dent free and the nickle should clean up prettt nice, not too many scratches from what I can tell. The vent has chips but not too bad for a 236. This is being sold with no globe but I might have a faint green sunrise which would be the correct one, or know I have a...

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I’m positive you can find a 335 and the next garage sale in your area, just ask if you don’t see one.Even if it’s not working they’re easy to get going. Or just ask a collector in your area, if you were close to Ontario I’d say come take a look as sure I have a couple 335 in the garage. Hardest thin...

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Still looking

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Bump with price drop

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I’ve been going through my favourite era and realized I have a double of this one, so time to pass it along. It’s an seafoam tank and vent 242b dated C/42. What I think makes this one pretty cool is that the collar and base of the burner frame were bare steel, not brass like most, but this is very t...

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Pretty sure the cap is the same as the 236

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Yup seafoam vent is correct, with the wick being there I would say it hasn’t had much use over the years!

major_man

Same sentiment here Steve………I wish!

major_man

I like these cool and unique pieces.

major_man

I was planning on going this year but I’m away at the cottage for a birthday weekend, one year!!

major_man

It’s a cdn lamp, nickle plated and in pretty good condition.
The tip cleaner and part that it connects along with mixing chamber is really what I need as I have air tubes, burner tubes and burner caps here

major_man

I’m hoping someone has a burner they can sell or trade with me, not sure what model it’s called but looks like this one

I just need it for another lamp on the go,please message me if you have one

Thank you

major_man

Nice finds!!

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The small nickle one with the preheat cup!

major_man

Very nice David!

major_man

Looks good bill, glad the parts were used instead of sitting in my parts rack.
I got the idea from Ling years ago and I use mine regularly.

I’ve never found a red 220 vent with holes from the factory but think Ago has come across a couple over the years.

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This was an auction item that I only realized how cool it was after the auction. I knew it was cool as I’ve never seen a cdn presentation lantern from Coleman, typically they’re US models. Then it hit Arc pricing and I had to figure out why. Searched the name and it turned out to be Norm Coghlan who...

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