I grabbed one of these little brass candle/oil lanterns and they are brilliant, delivered in no time and a great little product for the money.
Candle Lanterns
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I grabbed one of these little brass candle/oil lanterns and they are brilliant, delivered in no time and a great little product for the money.
These, work really well, the seller normally has black one.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Canal-Bar...=UK_Collectables_Nautical&hash=item5d2fa90d08
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Canal-Bar...=UK_Collectables_Nautical&hash=item5d2fa90d08
I had a UCO Candle Lantern Mini 4 Hour Silver and loved it... http://www.lakelandbushcraft.co.uk/acatalog/UCO.html
no springs, minimal cleaning and cheap buy and get candles for (Ikea do packs of 100 for a few quid)
I left mine in Finland and regret it.
no springs, minimal cleaning and cheap buy and get candles for (Ikea do packs of 100 for a few quid)
I left mine in Finland and regret it.
used to have a copy UCO but it bust now i use a jam jar with a paracord handle and small candles...
I have a UCO mini. It's solid, well made, and very useful- especially in a "low-light" environment (ie: there aren't large lanterns or large flaming fires close by ruining one's low-light vision). However, I wouldn't pay a lot for one as a baby-food jar with a wire bail attached would probably serve comparably well at no cost at all.
Ah, those canal barge lamps do look nice though. I may have to look further into those.
Ah, those canal barge lamps do look nice though. I may have to look further into those.
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