Vintage Coleman and other stuff....

[Nitetimes]

Problem with that one is it is only good as a collectible unless you get the valve changed, otherwise you can't get it filled.

You can't even get a valve that fits it. The threads are smaller that modern tanks.

Jeremy

So somebody's going to pay a lot of money for a decoration!

[rainjer]

Yep & I believe it a it only would work with one or 2 stove models. We had a guy around here selling one with the stove. It started at $150. He ended up selling it 5 months later for $25.

Jeremy

[doug hodder]

Doug...
Finally got the pics....lanterns but not all of them



stoves and heaters

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Nice collection of equipment there John! Are all of them burners....I always enjoy seeing what others have gathered up. Thanks for putting up the pic. Doug

[John Boeckstiegel]

Yes they all work. When I lived in St Louis the big sporting goods stores use to have Colmen Clinics. You could bring any Colmen item in they would get it working. All it would cost is the part(s) they put on. These guys were good. I learned alot watching and doing for myself after that. I have one old lantern I found in 25 feet of water when I was diving...spear fishing. You can see it alittle behind the second lantern in my pic. It has a yellow painted collar.... I did that when I was a kid...lol. It still had pressure in the tank. Inside the collar it had 5 clams about 1 1/2" in diameter. It was half buried in the mud. That one has lots of value for me.

[doug hodder]

Finally got the last 2 free lanterns running...Both had some serious rust issues but cleaned up well. Doug

[John Boeckstiegel]

Wow they look great!!!!!!!!!!

[mikeschn]

They do look good!!!

I like the one Doug did for the Voyager too. Nice paint job on that lantern!



Mike...

[daveleb55]

We have been using this vintage Coleman Oven while camping to bake zucchini bread, biscuits, corn muffins and cookies. While it is not in use, it is a canned good storage cabinet in the galley.



Kathleen & Dave

[doug hodder]

Really a nice oven guys!!! I've got one, but it's a crappy fold up one, works well if you want to burn a pie however! Doesn't fold up so well anymore, heat does things to the thin metal. Yours looks a lot beefier! Thanks for the pic! I'd like to find one of those. Doug

[prohandyman]

Some friends had this grill at a gathering last spring. I just love it! I think they said it was NOS - in the box!

[prohandyman]

How about a 1963 retractable clothes line

[Kevin A]

Here's my 1963 228 E along side the 1936 model 3608 AGM

[doug hodder]

Dan...do you have a mfgr. on that grill? That's really a nice one!
Kevin...that 228 is in great shape! Hope to see you drag it out for a gathering. Doug

[rainjer]

Kevin, did you ever take the AMG apart and clean it?

Jeremy

[Kevin A]

Doug, the 228 has been to a couple gatherings already.

Jeremy, I haven't done anything with the AGM yet. Now that I have it out of storage, I suppose I should do something with it.