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German-Made "Hurricane" Oil Lamps |
Quality ones are hard to find today
We are great enthusiasts for the handiness of traditional oil lamps and for their lovely, soft light. In fact, one of the original makers of oil lamps was a company named "Dietz" located right here in New York in the 19th century. These are the only lamps of this style we have found that are not made in Asia.
After a long search, we found a high quality German maker. These are virtually impossible to accidentally blow out. Fill with kerosene (or lamp oil). Adjust the wick until you get the highest, smoke-free flame. There is a built in "lifter" to raise the glass (for lighting and extinguishing).
These are 10" high to the crown, 15-1/4" with the bail fully raised. Freshly filled with kerosene, they will burn for about 20 hours. We offer these in four durable, baked-on lacquer colors and in Natural Bright Tinned. These make great presents for friends and family.
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- Thursday, September 24, 2009 |
| R. E. Dietz History |
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Charles M. LaBow (Palmetto Bay, Florida) |
| Until they ceased business operations in 1992, the R. E. Dietz Company was the oldest, family held business in the United States. These lanterns are a "cold blast" style lantern based on Dietz patents and are very high quality. |
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- Monday, April 20, 2009 |
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sailorwhofell (Vashon, washington) |
| These are quality lanterns made in Germany. They will last you a lifetime. I have seven of them because the power goes out so often where we live. Never have to wory about them. Worth every penny. |
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