IVE heard of these lamps be 4 this is the 1ST 1 I have seen until just now alot of things I have heard about and haven't seen most was made be 4 my time 😮😮 in the 1940s , 1950s or be 4 then and there's things alot older than that I didn't see any I remember growing up years ago it was hear about things that U didn't see or never knew they were even made 😊😊 OMG 1O 14 2O23

Nice sympathetic refurb. I’ve got a good few of them. I was going to refurb and sell them on as a part time hobby but I can’t part with any of them now ! I’m not so much a collector as a hoarder.😁

The amount of machining and hands-on effort to fabricate that lantern is astounding.

the quality of these are far superior to later tilleys . lovely items .

Beautiful result. Thank you for sharing !

The end of the pump where the non return value is was a nightmare to get off on mine

need some oil in that pump until the leather soaks up some(been rebuilding them for a few years)

great video this has helped me a lot thank you

Very impressive 👏👏💚💙💜

lindo lampeão adoro coisa antiga Rustica

Felicitaciones!!!

Cracking video thank you. Please can you or someone tell me what you are soaking all the parts in to get them clean? Thank you 😊

Please can somebody tell me what was used to soak all the parts in to clean them prior to polishing?

im gonna sub ,for one simple reason , your not wearing them stupid black Nitrile gloves that every restoration channels use ,finally someone who is,nt frightened to get hands dirty .dont ever wear them gloves ,for some weird reason all these other resto channels think they look professional .if they wear them ,it,s bloody daft , i,ve been rebuilding motorbikes engines for over 40 years . and never worn gloves . it takes away from the feel .

Can you do an inverted lantern rebuild?

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