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Butterfly A-822, 22 wick, all-aluminum
premium stove.
Butterfly #2487, 16 wick stove.
Butterfly #2412 Pressure
Stove;
instructions for virtually any pressure stove.
Butterfly #2418
Double Burner Stove;
good with any gravity flow stove.
Butterfly #2421
Oven for Kerosene Stoves
Butterfly #2641, 10 Wick Stove
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the least expensive emergency stove.
Butterfly #2698 Cook Stove -
THE Best Heavy Duty Cook Stove. Butterfly
#828R Pressure Lantern;
same for most pressure lanterns.
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Lamps, Lanterns and Chimneys
(Photos of Center
Draft Lamp Flame Spreaders)
Kerosene Lamp Chimneys (on lamps) that I carry
in stock
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Miller "0" Chimney, duplicate of
the original Macbeth #4, for Tiny Miller/Juno,
Tiny B&H lamps, and other finger
lamps. Tiny
Miller, Tiny B&H;
Miller Finger lamp;
Tiny Miller 0 Table lamp; Tiny
Miller Hanging lamp.
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SUCCESS
chimney (on
Success Stand Lamp)
(full curl
flame) - also for
B&H No 4 Radiant; L&B
Belgian 20```; Veritas
20''' table lamp, Veritas
20''' Hanging; Hinks
45 CP Annular (Alex's), my Hinks
45 cp Annular (mine).
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2 1/2" chimney on Belgian 20'''
lamp.
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2 5/8" chimney on Handlan-Buck #30 Caboose
lamp.
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2 5/8" chimney on Rochester #2
lamp.
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IMPERIAL and GLOBE VULCAN
CHIMNEY. Chimney on
B&H Imperial fount, lighted,
and complete
lamp. With the correct
flame spreader and chimney, they burn
magnificently! More photos of
Imperial burner here.
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BELGIAN 30''' - B&H
Radiant #5 - P&A
Plumwood - Miller's Dresden, Empress and Liberty 2/0
Chimney - flame
at full curl on Belgian - chimney on
Dresden lamp,
lighted on Dresden.
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MAMMOTH chimney - B&H
#89 -
Globe Incandescent #2 burning new chimney -
Pittsburgh Mammoth Chimney.
Kerosene Lamps and Lanterns
CENTER
DRAFT LAMPS, by diameter of wick. Wicks available on the lamp wick
page. #0C, #0S, #0L,
#1B, #1M, #1R, #1S,
#2L, #2P&A, #3L
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A collection
of large table lamps to show relative size, with
wick numbers they require. Left to right: Den Haan
14''' (2 5/8" flat), B&H Trophy (insert fount)
(#2L), Hugo Schneider (insert fount) (#2L), New
Rochester size 0 pedestal, Veritas duplex (1 1/16"),
L&B 14''' pedestal, L&B 20''' (#1S), Hinks 45
cp Annular (#1S), P&A Royal #2P&A), B&H
Imperial Banquet (insert) (3 5/8" flat), and Success
Stand Lamp #2 (#1S). From my
collection.
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Brass pedestal
banquet lamp lineup. L - R. Parker,
Hinks Annular, Veritas, Young's Court, B&H
Imperial.
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Miller
hanging lamps for size comparison: Rochester
store lamp, Juno #2 and Tiny Miller. From my
collection.
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Finger lamps. A collection. Left to right; Hinks Coronation hand
lamp, P&A Royal #1, Vintner's Lamp, Juno, W&W, two Baby Rochester's,
Miller, Rochester.
#OC - Student Lamps
#0S -
Miniature lamps. (3/4" nominal
diameter)
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Baby
Rochester. The smallest
center draft lamp. Uses a 1/2" diameter wick,
not wick #0. Baby Rochester
compared
to a Tiny Juno finger lamp. Baby Rochester
parts. Baby Rochester
burner. Baby
Rochester lamps - miniature domed shade and miniature ball shade. From my
collection.
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New
Rochester Finger Lamp. These lamps were made in the
US but only sold in England. From my
collection.
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Tiny B&H table
lamp. From my
collection.
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Junior lamp
lineup: Left to Right. Center draft
Globe Vulcan; Ditmar "Arde"; Jr. Rochester; Tiny Juno;
New Rochester Jr.; Tiny Miller; Tiny B&H; Miller
Jr. Miller #1 (for size comparison). From my
collection.
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Little Prince
by Holmes, Booth and Haydens (HBH). Super rare
working pedestal lamp, as many HBH lamps long ago got
severe stress cracks. Photographed before restoration.
Owned by Gary & Laura MacPherson,
Canada.
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Miller
Finger Lamp (Requires wick #0S), owned by Alex
Muzyka
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Assortment of
miniature lamps using wick #0M-S: From left to
right: Rochester mini finger lamp, Plume &
Atwood "Little Royal", Bradley & Hubbard finger
lamp, Guadard 15''' Matador lamp and cut off a little
in the picture, a Plume & Atwood nickel plated
"Little Royal" with 6" shade. Owned by Alex
Muzyka.
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"Little Jewel"
hanging lamp. Quite rare. Completely
restored. Harp made and plated in rose gold by
Dave Ward of the Village Lamp
Shop. From my
collection.
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Little
Royal Finger Lamp - Size 0.
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Little
Vulcan. 14'''. Made in Berlin by Wild & Wessel.
Sold by Catterson in London as a Globe
Vulcan. Another view of the
Little Vulcan "0".
Note that while the
wick winder says
"Globe Vulcan" it is unlike other
Globe Vulcan lamps, uses a
Globe Vulcan chimney but has a W&W
Agni flame
spreader.
These lamps used a wick which was
circular
but had two long tails - not a standard wick.
From my collection.
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Tiny lamps
- Little Jewel, Tiny Juno Sewing Lamp and Tiny
Miller, in front of Success lamp for size
comparison. From my
collection.
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More Tiny
Lamps: Left to right, New Rochester finger,
Tiny Miller finger, B&H, and Tiny Miller table
lamp. From my
collection.
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Tiny
Miller lamps: Hanging lamp (in harp) and table lamp.
Harp made and plated by Dave Ward of the Village Lamp
Shop. Dave also cut the shade to match the shape
and form of the Dresden.
From my collection.
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Miller
''Home" Lamp.
From my
collection.
#0L
#1R - Rayo Jr.
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Rayo Jr: Flame spreader; lamp lighted.
From my
collection.
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Rayo Jr.
Lighted. From my
collection.
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Junior lamp
lineup: Far left: Rayo Junior; 2nd from
left: Miller Juno Junior; 3rd from left: Bradley
& Hubbard Junior; Right: Plume & Atwood
Royal finger lamp (As far as I know, the only size #1
finger lamp. Everyone else made only size #0 finger
lamps). Owned and photographed by Alex
Muzyka.
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Lempereur & Bernard (L&B) Brevette lamp,
unlighted, lighted. Owned by Alex
Muzyka.
#1M
#1S -
Success Lamp Wicks (1 1/4" nominal diameter)
(New, super quality chimneys for
these lamps.)
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Success Stand Lamp
#2. Success
lamp burning brightly with one of my new wicks. From my
collection.
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Young's "Court 20''' "Central Draught"
unlighted, lighted with
shade. The Young's lamp used gear wheels to
move the wick. The thickness and weave of the
wick is absolutely critical to proper function.
From my collection.
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18'''
Gebrudder Brunner. Flame.
Wick
knob. It is an Austrian made burner very
similar to the Ditmar Sonnenbrenner. They were both
probably made by the same company. The Gebrudder
Brunner and Sonnenbrenner both use a carrier wick and a
small piece of Success wick as the burn wick, When the
burn wick gets burnt up, you simply replace a small
piece because the carrier wick is still there. It is an
interesting and unusual design. Owned and
photographed by Alex Muzyka.
#1B -
Belgian 20, Hinks and Veritas 20''', Radiant
#4.
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Dresden #1, by
Miller.
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Hinks 45 cp table
lamp. Lift
gallery. 18" tall, over 5 pounds without
chimney or shade. From my
collection.
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Hinks Annular 45
cp, lighted, with shade. From my
collection.
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Veritas 20'''
table lamp, and Veritas
20''' lamp with drop-in font. Owned by
Alex Muzyka.
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Veritas 20'''
Hanging Lamp. From my
collection.
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Unknown lamp
very similar to a Success Stand Lamp, maker
unknown. Owned by Alex
Muzyka.
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Lempereur &
Bernard (L&B) Brevette 20'', burning,
with my new chimney.
From my collection.
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L&B
Brevette 20''', embossed. From my
collection.
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L&B
Belgian, made for a US railroad.
Unfortunately electrocuted, but repairable.
From my collection.
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L&B
Belgian, 1883 on fill cap, fount and flame
spreader. The earliest I have seen.
Pre-dates the Leonard Henkle patent of Jan. 15, 1884,
the first American flame spreader and marketed by
Rochester. Owned and photgraphed by P.C. Brickell
of Toronto.
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Hinks Annular 45
cp, Magnificent lamp owned by Alex
Muzyka.
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Miller Dresden
#1.
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Miller LIberty #1
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Messenger's 54 CP
Annular, and lighted. From
England. Owned by Alex
Muzyka.
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Bradley &
Hubbard Radiant #4. A very rare early model Radiant
#4 with a button flame spreader. The Radiant #4
and Success burners were close copies of the L & B
20'''. Full
profile. From my
collection.
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B&H
Radiant #4 "Trophy" lamp with 14" ruby
shade. From my
collection.
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B&H Radiant
#4 Table Lamp. From my
collection.
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18''' central
draft Vulcan (wick in
Vulcan wick sleeve)
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Royal Finger
Lamp. Size 1. Owned by Alex
Muzyka.
#2L - Rayo - 1 1/2" nominal diameter
wick
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B & H and P & A "Trophy"
lamps - among the finest lamps ever
made. From my
collection.
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Hugo Schneider,
Leipzig, Germany. Assembled, disassembled. From
my collection.
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B&H and Juno
(Miller) #2 size hanging lamps.
From
my collection.
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Size comparison,
#3L Rochester store lamp and #2L B&H hanging lamp.
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KYSO lamp.
Perfection compared to KYSO.
KYSO burner profile;
burner threads;
flame spreader top;
flame spreader profile;
fuel
cap. Note the eliptical shape of the font and the burner
threads, fuel cap, etc are all larger than the Rayo. The KYSO was
made for Standard Oil of Kentuky by E.M. Miller. KYSO lamps
apparently were sold by service stations in Kentucky in the
1920's. Lamp owned by and photos generously provided by Will
Newman.
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Perfection lamp, 1905. Center of back row. This
lamp became the "Rayo." From my
collection.
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New Rochester #2,
owned and beautifully restored
by Gary &
Laura MacPherson,
Canada
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NEW
Juno #2 burning with my new wick and borosilicate
chimney. Owned by
Alex Muzyka.
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NEW Juno #2,
patent date 1895, owned by Chip Delyria
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New Juno #2,
another one. Note quick shutoff lever unique to New Juno.
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New Juno #2
burning with my new wick and
borosilicate chimney. From my collection. 1898 - 1903.
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Miller Vestal on
left. Note wick knob is on the burner, same as the
Rayo on the right. Made from 1903 until the 1940's.
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Miller #2 size
hanging or bracket lamp.
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Rayo burning with my new wick and borosilicate chimney.
Above 3 Sept. 3, 2010. Owned by Alex Muzyka.
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Rayo Trophy, 1905. Unrestored.
From my collection.
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Rochester Trophy,
(with shade),
1886,
with my new wick and borosilicate chimney.
From my collection.
#2P&A - Plume and Atwood,
Royal.
#2B 1 1/2"
Slightly thicker and 1 1/4" longer than the Rayo wick
above, for Beatrice 4012. B&H Radiant
#5; Miller Liberty, Empress, Dresden,
Miller
2/0. These fit a Belgian
30''' lamp perfectly (New, super quality chimneys for these
lamps.)
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Belgian
30'''. Unlighted. Large
fount, often used as a parlor heater. From my
collection.
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German "Intensiv Blitz Lampe", made by Bunt
& Remmler in Frankfurt. Lamp unlighted, lamp lighted, and wick knob. Note the
very unusual flared chimney. This is a
hanging lamp set in a basket stand for photography. As
with my B&H Imperial lamp, according to all
reference material available this lamp does not exist -
yet Alex Muzyka has one! These are the first
recorded photographs of this exceedingly rare
lamp. Thanks, Alex!
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Hinks 30'''
. Note the magnificent base! Owned
by Alex Muzyka.
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Hinks 20''' and
30''' compared. The founts have the same
"look," but note the sizes. Owned by Alex
Muzyka.
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Miller
Dresden. Dresden
in harp beside Tiny Miller.
From my
collection.
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Miller Liberty
2/0. Owned by Dick
Stauffer.
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Hanging
lamps: Middle row: P&A Plumwood;
B&H Radiant #5; Miller Dresden.
From my
collection.
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Sherwood's English
Sun lamp, and lighted. "It is one of
the largest 30''' lamps that I have seen so far. It
uses an odd 3 1/2" chimney with a large tapered onion
bulge." Alex Muzyka. This is a
German lamp, most likely Hugo Schneider, imported and
sold by Sherwood in England. Lamp owned and
restored by Alex Muzyka.
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Veritas
30'''. Small fount bracket
lamp. Flame
spreader.
Knob.
Wick
assembly. From my
collection.
#3L -
"Store" lamps, 2 9/16" nominal diameter wick.
(New, super quality chimneys for
Mammoth lamps.)
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Banner #3,
owned by J. Woomer.
Banner helper wicks.
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B & H
Model 89 lamp, and unlit.
Owned by Alex Muzyka.
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B & H Model 89,
with my borosilicate
chimney, overhead
showing flame spreader. #89 Flame Spreader profile, top view. After replating by
Dave
Ward and featured on his
website. From my
collection.
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Juno #3
store lamp, similar to the Rochester #3 store
lamp. Owned by
Alex Muzyka.
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Miller #3
with rare cast foot.
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Parker
Store Lamp, owned by J. Woomer.
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Pittsburgh Mammoth,
flame spreader,
Patent #432,311
dated July 15, 1890.
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Plumewood #3 by
P&A.
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Rochester Tavern or Store
Lamp, uses a wick #3L. This magnificent lamp
is owned and was photographed by David W. in Florida.
Photo
of measuring lamp central air
pillar.
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Rochester
Store lamp. Photo of Rochester next to a B&H
#89 for comparison. Another
comparison: First Model (1886) Rochester with
top lift rod; 2nd Model Rochester (1887) with bottom
pull rod. Note that these lamps are identical except
for the lift rod: same burner, flame spreader and
embossing pattern. Photo of 2nd Model Rochester
Store
lamp lighted, with
my store lamp chimney. From my
collection.
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Store
Lamp, Globe Incandescent No
2. Flame
spreader indicia. Made by The Standard
Lighting Co., Cleveland, O. U.S.A.
With
chimney (!), courtesy of Alex Muzyka. From my
collection.
Globe Incandescent No. 2, Photo courtesy of Dick
Stauffer. Note
unusual wasp-waist chimney!
OTHER LAMPS AND
LANTERNS
Center Draft:
KOSMOS Type LAMPS: Illustrated on the
Kosmos-Brenner
page.
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B&H Imperial.
"Pat. 19 Aug 1884." Very
rare B&H Kosmos lamp. From my collection.
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B&H Imperial
Burner: Wick knob.
Profile.
Bottom.
View from top, burner
installed on fount.
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Den Haan table lamp.
A classic Kosmos-Brenner burner
with a weighted base.
Mine.
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French Garden Lamp. 8''' Wild & Wessel
burner, so this lamp dates from 1890 to 1903, most likely.
Lamp restored;
parts as
received,
parts
after citric acid bath,
parts after
polishing.
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Imperial, glass fount.
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Kosmos-Brenner lamp
collection, 6''', 10''' and 14'''
all burning together. Owned by Alex Muzyka.
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Kosmos Concierge lamp
with #15 burner unit.
From my
collection.
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Lempereur &
Bernard (L&B) 14''' Matador lamp
with flat flame spreader. Unlit, lighted, detail of flame shape.
Owned by Alex
Muzyka.
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Lempereur & Bernard
(L&B) 14''' pedestal
lamp. Rare.
From my
collection.
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"Sebastianbrenner"
burner made by Schwintzer & Gr�ff
in Berlin on a L&B fount. Alex
Muzyka
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Metal font lamp with #6
Kosmos-Brenner burner.
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Veritas with
Ideal-Brenner 20''' burner.
Lighted, my Success
chimney, burning a
3 5/8" wick.
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Aladdin
mantle lantern - modern
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Aladdin mantle
lantern made in Chicago in
1903. Three color brass construction. It is
shown with a special electrical adaptor made to fit the
draft tube. The wick is in place, so the cord and
socket can be pulled, a mantle and chimney installed,
and it is again a working Aladdin lamp.
This is my working desk
lamp.
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Bicycle lamp,
"Solar,"
side view, back,
top,
kerosene font removed,
lighted,
red side fresnel. The Badger Brass Mfg Co, Kenosha,
Wis.; From my collection.
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Boat Signal Lamp.
front,
opened,
side view,
Light output.
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British Duplex
lamp, circa 1900. Burners lighted with
my new wicks,
knobs.
From my
collection.
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Veritas British Duplex
lamp. From my
collection.
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Butterfly
828R pressure lantern (same as
Petromax) From my
collection.
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Carriage lamp,
front
view, back view with
font removed; J & R Oldfield,
Birmingham. From
my collection.
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Coleman pressure lanterns (compared
with Butterfly 828R) From my
collection.
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Czech wall lamp (low fuel
consumption, excellent area light)
From my
collection.
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Dietz
Monarch, a classic barn lamp made
from 1885 until about 1952 in Syracuse, NY. This
one was built in the late 1930's, and has an unusual
red glass chimney. From
my collection.
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Dressel railroad lamp.
Arlington, NJ; N.Y.C.S.
railroad. From my
collection.
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Hinks Duplex. Photo 2. Owned by Alex Muzyka.
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Lampe Pigeon, and with
font removed.
French vintner's
lamp. Patent
1885. From my
collection.
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Mason
Jar lamp (#2 burner on a mason
jar adapter) The lamp is sitting on my
pre-Vatican I (1882) tabernacle.
From my
collection.
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Metal font porch lamp.
(Sorry, but I had an excess of maroon
paint.)
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Collection
of lanterns and lamps Part of my collection.
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British Oldfield carriage
lamp, and with font removed,
1913. From my
collection.
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Moderator
Isometric
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P&A Risdon table
lamp From my
collection.
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P&A Risdon
Dresser lamp, sterling silver.
From my
collection.
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P&A Risdon warehouse
lamp From my
collection.
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P & A
Risdon gimbal mounted wall lamp, circa 1890, on the wall behind my
recliner.
Lamp Patents
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Alphabetical by manufacturer
(roughly)
ABC Lamp,
photo 2
Angle Lamp,
double.
Single, frosted.
Argand Heavy Oil
Bradley & Hubbard
B&H Piano lamp,
electrified
Tiny B&H table lamp
Rayo Jr
Rayo Trophy
Radiant #4.
Early button flame
spreader
Radiant #4 "Trophy"
lamp
B&H #89 Mammoth Lamp
Ditmar
"Arde."
Ditmar 18'''
Gebrudder,
wick knob
Ditmar Sonnenbrenner
Dressel
railroad lamp
Dutch Spout
Lamp
French Pump Lamp parts,
assembled
Herman Frasch Patent No. 340,711,
April 27, 1886
William M. Hoerle Patent No.
432,311 July 15,1890
Little Jewel
Little Prince
Gebrudder
Brunner, 18'''
Globe Incandescent #2
Handlan-Buck #30 Caboose lamp
Hinks 20''' and 30'''
compared
Hinks 30''', 80 cp
Hinks Annular
Hinks Coronation Hand
Lamp
Hinks Lift Gallery, Iris fuel fill
Hinks 45 cp table
lamp
Hinks Annular 45
cp
Hinks Duplex Safety
Hipwell
Hugh Schneider apart,
assembled
Lampereur & Bernard
L&B 15''' side draft, 1879
Lempereur &
Bernard (L&B) Brevette 20'
L&B
Brevette 20''', embossed.
L&B
Belgian, 1883
L&B Belgian, 1883
L&B Railroad Station lamp
L&B Hand Lamp
Belgian 30'''
Messenger's 54 CP
Annular
Miller
Dresden #1
Miller
Finger Lamp
Miller's Vestal #1
Hanging Miller lamps
Oldfield Carriage Lamp
Parker Banquet
Perfection, 1904
Piano Reading Lamp
Plume & Atwood
Banner Electric
Banner #3 Store Lamp
Royal #1 Finger
Lamp burning
Royal #1 Finger Lamp
profile
Royal GWTW
Rochester
Baby
Rochester, photo 2
New
Rochester Finger Lamp
Rochester Jr.
Rochester #2 replated
New Rochester #2 Trophy
lamp
Rochester Store Lamp
Rochester Store lamp
hanging,
lighted
Rochester Store lamps compared, 1884 1st Model with lift
gallery near burner, 2nd Model with wick raiser at bottom.
Other lamps:
Hugo
Schneider #2 Lamp, and
apart.
Sherwood Reading
lamp
Solar Bicycle Lamp,
right,
back,
disassembled
Success Stand Lamp
#2
Veritas
Veritas 20'''
table lamp
Veritas 20'''
Hanging Lamp.
Veritas 30'''
Veritas The Reader
Veritas Ideal
Brenner 20'''
Wild & Wessel
French
Garden Lamp
Little Globe
Vulcan, 14'''
Globe Vulcan 18'''
(Central-Vulkan Universallampe)
with
18''' central
draft Vulcan, Universallampe font
18''' Imperial burner on a
P&A Duplex peg font.
Sitting in a base I
made from cedar.
18''' Imperial, glass
font
20'''
Agni-Brenner
24''' Globe Vulcan
30''' Globe Vulcan as
heater
30''' Globe Vulcan as
lamp
30''' "Search" lamp, with
a W&W
Universallampe font, threads to fit a 30''' Globe
Vulcan burner, but tall draft tube and burner for a circular wick .
Very odd.
30''' Globe
Vulcan Univserallampe font
W&W Hand Lamp
W&W Hand Lamp, 10'''
W&W 8''' solid brass
beauty
Young's
Young's Court 20'''
Youngs' Court 30'''
Wick raiser
Wolf Mine Lamp
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2,
3,
4
French Garden Lamps.
Wild & Wessel
and
another
Three others Others
French
Pump Lamp
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