Making a coleman lantern reflector/handle

[Alfred-TNT]

OK, I know you've seen these vintage Coleman lantern reflectors - look like this:

Now seems to me couldn't someone fabricate some sort of cool reflector using a Chock Full O'Nuts Can, a metal shelf bracket and a piece of a broom handle?

Or am I crazy, the mountain air gettin' to me?

AL in Asheville

 

[doug hodder]

Al....and the reason you haven't done this yet is because???????? It's free turf....go for it! I"m busy hacking up stoves thanks to Scott!!! Doug

 

[rainjer]

This is the one I made.

Jeremy

 

[Alfred-TNT]

This is the one I made.

Jeremy

Yeah, that's it! Awesome! That's what I'm talkin' about. But that reflector don't look like no Chock Full O Nuts Can...

AL in Asheville

 

[doug hodder]

forgive us Al...but we are West Coasters...don't know if we have Choc full of nuts out here...but then I'm not a coffee drinker, DR. Pepper, and what is the deal with "choc full of nuts?" anyway....I thought it was made with coffee beans!!! Doug

 

[Alfred-TNT]

forgive us Al...but we are West Coasters...don't know if we have Choc full of nuts out here...but then I'm not a coffee drinker, DR. Pepper, and what is the deal with "choc full of nuts?" anyway....I thought it was made with coffee beans!!! Doug

Actually, I usually call it 'Chock Full O'Nuts and Bolts'. And that fellow Dr. Pepper was a fraud. He was not a licensed practitioner of the healing arts...

I'll keep you posted as this progresses.

AL in Asheville

 

[doug hodder]

Touche'.....good one, now about Dr. Seuss, or Doc Martin, or how about Doctor NO...what's up with that? Is Dr. Phil empty???...Doug

 

[mollytalker]

Could you please repost pictures of the lantern reflector you made as photo bucket has blurred them.
Jim