Monday, December 21, 2020

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                                                                 Classic Coleman Lantern

9 comments:

  1. Ahem. My turn. Got one, use a lot.
    Quite attached to it.

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  2. They have a model that uses a combination of Propylene and LOX?

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  3. Amazing how bright mine is with two mantles. had it for years.

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  4. Amazing how hard it is to find white gas these days....

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    1. The green ones are 'more classic' ;-)

      Had one of these, rusted inside from leaving oxygenated (alcohol blend) gas in it.

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  5. I have a single mantle RED. One fuel....& fuel.

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    1. willford. Same here. I did find out that storing a partial can of fuel for something like 15 years didn't quite work out, but with a few drops of oil on the washer, a new mantle, and fresh fuel, it fired right up.

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  6. Got a 1977 200 at an auction a few years ago. Never has had fuel in it. Sits on top my gun safe. Kids will probably let it go for a pack of marlboros

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  7. the mantles are a good use of thorium, it's what makes the white light.

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