monster brazing lotlampen

Hi forum, here is my latest blowtorch/lotlampen, I won this on ebay for £8.00.

It is a heavy duty paraffin/kerosene/ brazing blowtorch, it is British made and the tank is made of steel so I assume it is around 1941-late 40's.

Ich am not sure what make and manufacture it is, as I can not see any makers name on it, as at some stage a previous owner has repainted it in black hammerite paint.

Ich will start restoring it over the week end, hopefully while restoring and cleaning it ich may find out who the manufacture and model it ist

Hallo Peter and Mario, thank you both for such nice complements. It is for kerosene peter as all of these pattern were made for kerosene.

I have yet to remove the old paint Mario, hopefully I will find a makers name.
Danke for the link I have seen a Barthel of this pattern, butt all the ones I have seen here were British made Monitor being the most common. here is a link to one for sale on ebay a monitor 52 which is all most identical to the Barthel.
The standard British blowtorch, is from the Sweedish design, but was this design of blow torch German or British?
BLOW LAMP | eBay

Large old Brass Blow Lamp for Paraffin. 17 inches high, 13 inches wide, 6 in dia | eBay

The bottom link is a SH Samuel heath and son

Hi Mario today I have removed all the paint including the original layer, that was British military green and I found the makers name and date stamped on the front.

It is a British made blowtorch, it is stamped Turley & Williams The British safety stove co Ltd 1941/2 with the military arrow mark.

All these models in the links, and this one are very similar all most identical, but the Barthel has different style of filler cap and pressure release that makes it more unique

Hallo und gut morgen forum, here is the large military lotlampen finished and a link to a film of of it working on you tube.

As you can see in the pictures the first shows it all stripped down and painted and all parts serviced.

The steel tank has been repainted in the original colour of the period, and the inside has been treated with POR15 to form a barrier and to prevent rust from forming inside of the tank.

I hope you enjoy the pics and as all ways many kind thanks for allowing me to post in English und my apologies for not being able to speak in Deutsch

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