Lighting a couple Coleman table lamps.

[@samsoutdooradventures88]

A couple of Coleman lamps burning! Very cool. Now I have to get mine down and light it up lol. Thanks for the great content!

[@christopherandersch1299]

Well there is a lot more lamps than original shades , there was all kinds of milk glass shades, but they are pricey. Coleman made these lanterns until at least 1970 ( wow) and later ones had parchment shades ( yeah, paper) however they had a glass cylinder to channel the heat away, old Coleman parts,has an attachment that allows the use of a regular lantern globe, then you just need a 10 inch, harp mounted straight sided shade, and you are in business .

[@oldtimetreasures]

Very interesting videos. Keep'em coming!

[@cutlersantiques6700]

Thank you, I'm glad you are enjoying them!

[@gregorydahl]

One strand of wire from a bicycle brake cable can clean littke gas jet holes

[@dennisarps7407]

that was fun, you're luck with the mantle is better than mine. Nice car in background!

[@jaisoncarvalho86]

Wow it´s amazing!!!

[@billmoody9736]

Could you tell us what you find out about the lamp shades as i have no idea about them either

[@gera4ali]

How many pounds of air do you pump in there

[@chrisssmallengines7163]

Where did you get the caps with the valves in them ? How much pressure did you pump into the lamps ? Great video .

[@cutlersantiques6700]

Ebay, search Amish fuel cap. I put in 25psi, they will hold more, but 25 is enough.

[@kenneth6731]

I need a shade for mine. What did you do for yours? Thank you again.

[@cutlersantiques6700]

I still don't have a shade, lol. I watch for them, but they are pricey and I'm leary to have one shipped.

[@kenneth6731]

@@cutlersantiques6700 I ended up putting a globe on it from a Northstar lantern. It works a treat, so well that I have been able to run a regular lamp shade on it without it getting too hot. it's not original, but at least I get to enjoy the lamp without frying my eyeballs!

[@EngDrewman]

What pressure do you pressurize the fount to?

[@cutlersantiques6700]

I run 30 psi. They will hold more, but 30 is plenty.