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    Originally posted by 2050z View Post
    Nice! Where did you get this one?
    Frank.

    He found at a garage sale several years ago. Its a nice one. I want to see it burn again.

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      It will look good! Did you find a washer for the stove valve?

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        I have 3 lanterns and one stove that need some love.

        Does any place/persons in the Dallas area clean/rebuild them?

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          To be honest I have never looked. If you want some help I can help you.

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            WoooHooo...

            I was getting ready to break out the Dawn and give my stove a sponge bath, noticed the tank was still full. I haven't used the stove in prolly 7-8 yrs, but the fuel still smelled good. I oiled the cup, gave it a few pumps, and it fired right up.

            Been running for 15-20 mins. Now, just a ginning like it was new. AMAZING.


            Gonna let it cool down, give it a bath, and may just cook on it this evening.

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              Good deal. Glad it is a working stove.

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                Deer camp breakfast on a 55 year old 413E Coleman Stove. I have 5 stoves and they all burn great but this one just may be the best.[emoji6]



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                  413's are my favorite stoves.

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                    I know I said I was done collecting for awhile, but this one I could not pass up.

                    It's Coleman 275 11/79 Nicked named the "Trud" Burns perfect and the case is an added bonus.
                    Attached Files

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                      That is a really nice lantern Timm!

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                        Y'all know that the old mantels burn brighter than the new ones. I believe the old mantels were made out of some " radioactive" material.

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                          Originally posted by smokeless View Post
                          Y'all know that the old mantels burn brighter than the new ones. I believe the old mantels were made out of some " radioactive" material.
                          Several of the lanterns I bought have those old mantels. Those burn really bright. I will research what makes the brighter.
                          Last edited by 2050z; 12-22-2015, 03:11 PM.

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                            Thorium was used in gas mantels. My wonderful wife is in the radiation field.

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                              I have one of those Timm but the globe is missing. Been looking off and on for a reasonably priced replacement

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                                Good looking "****" you have there Timm.

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