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Ian Keates, who bought this lantern in Switzerland for his collection, does not believe that it had been disassembled before. This 200A has a factory finished, white painted fount. These may have been made in a limited number to give coleman canopy to dealers that Coleman wanted to recognize for their service to the company.… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1946 1960 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

Open the valve one-quarter turn and wait for the mantle(s) to ignite. This classic 2-mantle lantern helps you light the way with coleman sleeping bag a steady, Everbright light. The easy-to-use piezo electronic ignition allows you to light the lantern safely and quickly. If the pump raises, you need to clean or replace your check… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1946 1960 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

Coleman models 228E (left) and 220E (right) had steel founts. The one on the left, in Dean DeGroff’s collection, is date stamped July 1951, the earliest date we have seen for this model. It lacks the Coleman decal under the filler cap which Coleman started using a couple of months later, as on the right… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1920 1930 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

The pump lacks an air tube and positive shut-off as found on almost all Coleman models. This lantern, in Dean DeGroff’s collection, was restored by Fred Kuntz. Coleman made hundreds of Arc lantern Model H 416 from 1922 – 1925 (Strong – Shipping Records). This lantern was restored by Steve Retherford for Mike Coon, whose… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1920 1930 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

Beginning in May, 1927, Coleman changed the design of the integral pump from built-on (above) to built-in, as on this lantern in Ron Becker’s collection. L427s built after this coleman sleeping bag date all have the built-in pump. Since 1898, OL has been a leading authority in testing and reviewing hunting gear, fishing tackle, guns… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1920 1930 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

The spring steel reflector rests against three of the uprights and the shiny inner surface reflects light from the mantles. The ventilator and mica globe were removed for this image. Coleman still sells a variety of lanterns that are coleman canopy powered by propane, kerosene, or camp fuel (aka white gas). They are still built… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1920 1930 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

This is a soft inquiry and will not impact your credit score. You agree to the Privacy Notice, Terms and Conditions, and acknowledge you may be contacted by Camping World. You understand that you might not prequalify depending on the prequalification criteria. The fuel pickup (not shown) is a simple tube and there is a… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1920 1930 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

You understand that you might not prequalify depending on the prequalification criteria. Coleman made this inverted lantern for military trial. A similar lantern was made by The Mantle Lamp Co. of America. The decal on this lantern (lower image) identifies it as T 53-5, which may be the date of manufacture. The brass sided, green… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1920 1930 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

Note the air tube along the left side of the fuel pickup tube, which is necessary for the Instant Lite feature. Place your finger over the hole in the air intake tube where the generator just came out coleman camping of. Use an air compressor to blow-out the burner assembly by holding the air nozzle… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1920 1930 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery

Coleman made hundreds of Arc lantern Model H 416 from 1922 – 1925 (Strong – Shipping Records). This lantern was restored by Steve Retherford for Mike Coon, whose collection this is in. This lantern was also made in Wichita and is dated Nov ’51 as the above lantern for the OCD. No matter where or… Continue reading Coleman US lanterns 1946 1960 The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery