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2008-07-04 Is this a Karosein lamp-Maybe Military?: Lander's, Frary and Clark were a manufacturing company inventing and making household products - mainly from metals. Although I now 'shoot from the hip' so to speak it is my opinion that your devise is...
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2008-07-02 Oil lamp identification: Hello Joan, Thankyou for your question. What you have are not kerosene oil lamps. They would appear (and I say only 'appear') to be chemistry equipment of some kind. I suggest that you show the...
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2008-06-09 Princess Feather oil lamp: Hi Bill, The decision to purchase something is purely a matter for you and your judgement. I cannot advise you in the manner you seek. Two 'rules of thumb' I have always advised however 1. Never...
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2008-05-04 E.M. & co.: Hi, I would need to see a couple of photographs of the lamp to be of assistance to you, particularly of the burner and markings you refer to. Feel free to post them using this site, or directing using...
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2008-04-30 Almco lamp: Hi Misty, It initially occurs to me that you have an electric lamp, which would be outside of my area of expertise, but it also could be a pre 1900 kerosene or oil lamp since converted. I would need...
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