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    Posted 8 years ago

    valmikiagr…
    (2 items)

    Recently found this typical tubular lantern .
    1 all joints or soldering.
    2 fuel tank in left horizontal
    3 cenwas cotton strip for lighting puss in right side
    4 fuel feel in vertical position in tank after that lantern in horizontal full cum to lighting point burner through say-fan systems.
    5 lantern manufactured by dietz
    6 N Y USA embossed in english amrica in hindi.
    7 right side clear embossed SPT 16-13

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    Comments

    1. Kydur Kydur, 8 years ago
      Could be a Dietz "Blizzard" hurricane lantern. I have a newer modern reproduction of something similar.
    2. valmikiagrawal, 8 years ago
      What is value of our dietz tumbular leatern1913
    3. Kydur Kydur, 8 years ago
      This isn't a website for appraisals and valuations; you probably need to look elsewhere for that sort of information. That being said, value is whatever somebody is willing to pay for an item... I'd pay up to $2 for your lantern at a yard sale.

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