The Coleman system

GASOLINE
LIGHTING
PERFECTED
BY THE
COLEMAN
SY ST E M
The HTOydro
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THE COLEMAN LAMP CO., WICHITA, KANSAS.
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N a m e and D escription o f A rticle
List
How to Order
S ta te size of tank, how m any and kinds of lamps
wanted. Illu strate w irin g by sketch, m a rk thereon L for
location of lamps, and X for points where wire from tan k
first touches ceiling. S tate height of ceiling, and le n g th of
each section of wire, also distance from floor to bottom of
lamp,
We braze a union connection (No 13.) on each end of
every piece of wire tube. T h i s connection atta che s to lam p
generator, th e gasoline valve on tan k and all threaded
tees, crosses and other connections. A small wrench and a
pair of pliers are all the tools needed to install a plant.
L a m p s 9-13-15-17-101 are furnished regularly w ith
solid h a n g e r and casings, other lamps may be suspended
by wire, and if ceiling plates, canopies and casing han gers
are desired, they should be specified in the order.
L1
x
T an k
to
X to L1
L1 to L2
L2 to L3
L2
X
1 2 ’
2 2 '4"
24'
h e ig h t o f C e i lin g
M ake
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Sketch Here,
21' 9 ”
12' 4"
T H E
C O LEM A N
SY STEM
CA TA LO G NO. 34
This catalog describes our full line of G asoline
Lighting System s and contains the latest prices.
As we have m aterially reduced the price on m any
p arts of our lighting plants since som e of these catalog
pages w ere p rinted please use Sheets 96, 97 and 98 in
figuring the cost of a system.
N ew loose leaf sheets will be published from tim e
to tim e and m ay be had upon request.
W hen these
are received we ask you to insert them in their p ro p er
places thus keeping this catalog up to date.
For general inform ation about the C olem an System
read carefully sheets 7, 8 and 9.
F o r prices of m antles and glassw are in quantities
see Sheet 100 or current Supply List. W rite for descrip­
tion and special prices on Boulevard Lam ps, R eading
Lam ps, G asoline Stoves and m iscellaneous goods not
illustrated in this catalog.
T H E H Y D R O CA RBO N CO.
W ic h ita , K a n s a s
T o led o , O hio
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IN ST R U C T IO N S.
A Coleman Lighting System or Plant comprises three dis­
tinct parts. The Gasoline Distributing System,
the Lamps or Fixtures and the Lam p Equipment
consisting of mantles, globes and shades. T o find
the total cost of a lighting system it is therefore
necessary to add these three items together.
The Distributing System consists of a galvanized steel
pressure tank, a powerful pump, funnel, wrench, etc.,
and wire tubing for conveying the gasoline from the
tank to the lamps. Prices of this part of the plant
will be found on sheet (98).
The Lamps are illustrated and fully described throughout
the catalog and a condensed price list of them will
be found on sheet (98).
The Equipment consists of mantles, globes and shades nec­
essary to complete a lamp as illustrated and is desig­
nated by letters following the num ber of the lamp.
Prices of equipment will be found on sheet (99).
TERM S.
Our Terms to Customers who have not established their
credit with us or who are not satisfactorily rated
are cash with order. W e are willing to ship goods
C. O. D. when sufficient cash is sent with order to
guarantee all transportation charges. No cash dis­
count is allowed on C. O. D. shipments.
A 5% Cash Discount is allowed when remittance in full
accompanies an order. Cash should be sent with
purchases under $5.00.
If Credit is Established and goods are shipped on open
account all invoices are due 30 days from date. A 2%
discount is allowed on these purchases when paid
within 10 days from date of invoice.
R E M IT T A N C E S .
Remittances Should be Made by Bank Draft, Certified
Check, Post Office or Express Money Order. Add
10c to local checks for exchange. D O N O T send
money through ordinary mail.
IN S U R A N C E .
W e Recommend the Insurance of All Goods sent by mail
as the cost is nominal and it is a guarantee against
loss. Parcels under $5.00 in value insured for 3
cents; between $5.00 and $10.00, 6 cents. W e al­
ways insure your shipments am ounting to 30 cents
or over and charge you the cost unless instructed to
the contrary.
Gasoline Lighting By The Colem an System
1. W here do you put the gasoline?
In a pressure tank th at is usually placed outside the
building.
2. H ow much gasoline does the tank hold?
A 3-gallon tank holds 2 gallons, a 5-gallon tank holds
3½ gallons, and an 8-gallon tank 6 gallons.
3. W h y cannot you fill the tanks full?
Perfectly constructed tanks as m anufactured by the
H y d ro Carbon Co., are fitted with “ Seal T u b e s ”
which permit just so m uch and no more to enter.
4. W hat is the necessity for this?
T h e gasoline feeds from the tan k only by air pres­
sure, and space m ust be reserved to hold this air.
5. Is it much work to pump in the air?
T h a t depends on the pump. T he H y d ro Carbon
C o m p an y ’s pum ps are made in their own factory.
T h e y are large, powerful and easy to work. A child
can use them. It requires less than a m inute to get all
the air needed after filling the tank.
6. H ow does the fuel get to the Lamps?
By m eans of hollow wire, a small flexible tube of
copper, not larger than an electric light wire. T his
attaches by union connection to a gasoline valve on
tank and runs thro ug h the building to all lamps. It
is cheaper to wire yo ur home for the Coleman System,
th an to wire it for electric lights.
7. W h o can I get to do this?
A thousand agents for the Coleman System are at
your service. If there is no one in your locality,
notify us. W e will endeavor to find one speedily.
T he re is no need to wait, however. Send sketch giv­
ing wire m easurem ents and location of lamps. W e
prepare wire, braze on unions, and send out full direc­
tions so an ordinary w o rk m an can put it in all right
in a few hours.
8. H o w m uch does it cost to install a complete plant?
T h e a m ou nt is so small that in most coses it requires
only a few m onths to save the entire cost over other
forms of lighting. T h e price of complete plants is
given in connection with each lamp thro ug hou t the
catalog.
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9. Some people say this tubing will clog up. H ow about it?
T hey are mistaken. W ire tubing has never been
known to clog on a gasoline system. T hink for your­
self. Is not gasoline a cleansing liquid? After years
of service the inside of “ Hollow wire” is so clean it
shines as if highly polished.
10. W hat is it then that clogs up and sometimes puts a
gasoline light out of commission?
Here is a vital question. N ow think clearly. Take
a cup of sparkling spring water, filter it, there is no
d ep osit; it’s pure, we say. Apply heat and boil it
away. There is plenty of deposit now on the sides of
the vessel. So it is with gasoline. No m atter how
well it is refined, when you boil it away in the ge n­
erator of the lamp, a mineral deposit appears inside
the generator; and is deposited at the point where the
liquid changes to vapor. T hen small particles may
be carried on into the feeding orifice. W e under­
stand now. It is the generator or the feeding nozzle
that sometimes clogs and not the wire tube. No
deposit till liquid turns to vapor.
11. Can this difficulty be overcome?
Yes. T he Coleman L am ps have solved the problem,
not by preventing the deposit (that was impossible ) ,
but by m aking the vital parts, generator and nozzle,
in a w ay that will take up this deposit for an indefi­
nite time, and then permits the user to entirely re­
move same from the lamp in less time than it takes to
tell about it.
12. H ow long will the Coleman System last?
O ur fixtures are more substantial than m any gas and
electric fixtures, and should last longer. Then, too,
the Coleman way of m aking the vital parts, make
these easy to keep in repair. W e think, therefore, a
Coleman System should last at least 20 years.
13. Are the Coleman Lamps guaranteed?
Yes, and for five years’ time. T h e business integrity
and financial responsibility of the H y d ro Carbon Co.,
and their liberal policy with their customers is also
a guarantee in itself, that you take no chances when
you buy the Coleman Lamps.
14.
H o w does th e Colem an w ay of m aking th e vital
p a rts of th e lam p differ from the usual w ay?
1st. T he g en e ra to r is a s tra ig h t tube open at both
ends, no angles or tu rn s th a t cannot be cleaned.
2nd. No liquid gasoline is vaporized u n til it gets
into the tube and n o th in g b u t vapor passes o ut at
the o th er end. T h e deposit is all here.
3d. O ne end of the tube a tta ch e s to the hollow wire
by a cone union coupling, and the o th er end to the
shut-off valve by a g round joint. A w rench is the
only tool needed to open up both ends. It is th e re ­
fore, easy to get at the inside.
4th. T h e ab sorb ing w ick for th is g e n e ra to r tube is
especially co n stru cted of w oven asbestos tu b ing, and
has a m etal rod center. T he asbestos takes up the
deposit w hile the rod cen ter p revents packing dow n,
and m akes it easy to take th e w ick out and p u t in a
new one.
5th. T he valve is located d irectly betw een th e g en ­
e ra to r and the gas tip. T h is is the only rig h t place.
I t gives perfect regulation of the flow of vapor and
sh u ts off in stan tly .
6th. T he gas tip or nozzle attach es d irectly to the
valve by g round joint, req u irin g no tool b u t a w rench.
T h e re is, therefore, no dan g er of spoiling th re a d s or
developing leaks, if th is is rem oved to open up the
orifice.
7th. In the Colem an “ B oulevard,” C olem an “J u n ­
ior,” and the Colem an “ S ta n d ard ,” Series Nos. 12 to
17, no p a rt of the lam p is sup p o rted by the g e n e ra ­
to r, valve or gas tip. T h ese vital p a rts make up a
u n it pow er p lan t for th e fixture w hich is alm ost in­
sta n tly rem ovable, leaving the entire fixture u n d is­
tu rb e d in every part. W h en you consider th a t this
easily detached u n it of vital p a rts will generally last
a full year w ith o u t cleaning, it is to u n d e rsta n d w hy
the Colem an L am ps are “A year and a half ahead.”
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15. W hat candle power do gasoline lamps give?
The inverted mantle on gasoline lamps has generally
been rated at 400 candle power. This is somewhat
above the actual, but is conservative when compared
with the usual ratings of electric arc and gas lights.
The Coleman inverted lamps use two sizes mantles:
The Standard No. 40 rated at 400 candle power.
The Junior size No. 41, rated at 200 candle power.
16. W hat is the best mantle to use?
T here is a world of difference in mantles, though
they may look alike. T hroughout our catalog we
specify the mantle that must be used to get the best
results. Nearly all the complaints of unsatisfactory
service that come to us. are directly traceable to the
use of the w rong mantle. T o illustrate: T he re­
markable superiority of L am p No. 33 over all lamps
of the No. 26 type is due to the fact that the No. 33
construction produces at the burner a much higher
pressure of gas than the other style. This greater
gas pressure requires a special heavy burner cap
(3338C), and uses the Coleman loop mantle No. 44.
Now, if you try to use a cap mantle like No. 45, you
have to remove the cap (3338C) and this spoils the
working of the lamp. Always use mantle specified on
the Coleman Lamps, otherwise, our guarantee does
not apply.
17. Do you have to generate the Coleman Lamps to light
them?
T o be sure. All gasoline lamps require generating,
but here is the difference— the way in which it is
done. T he Coleman W a y is almost as easy as light­
ing natural gas. Take, for instance, the “Jun io r” and
“S tan dard” series Nos. 12 to 17. T he lighter is a key
with an asbestos lighting torch attached, and the h a n ­
dle long enough to reach the bottom of lamp from
floor. Just hang key and lighted torch on lamp a
moment, then give the handle half a tu rn— that is all.
T h e Coleman “ Boulevard” is always lighted from the
ground and Lam ps Nos. 1 and 2 have floor lighting
attachm ents which may be ordered if desired.
18. H ow about instantaneous lighters? I have seen ads
of gasoline lamps that “Turn on like gas, no match,
no generating, always ready, just pull the chain, pres­
to— a wonderful light.”
T h ere have been plenty of ads like this, colossal fakes
designed to get yo ur money for som ething they do
not really give. Do a little reasoning for yourself.
All lamps bu rn vapor, not liquid. T h e fuel enters
lamp in liquid state. H e a t is necessary. T h e ge n­
erator m ust be heated before the valve is opened, or
m ust never get cold. M an y lamps can be turned low
and still keep the generator hot, and th a t’s all there
is to instantaneous lighter. T h e Coleman L am ps
Nos. 12 and 13 are, we believe, the best “ In sta n ta n e ­
ous lighters” ever made. T heir unique construction
permits them to be turned very low and still m ain­
tain ample heat in the generator. It is very conven­
ient to tu rn lamps low at times, but for a continuous
performance, no so-called instantaneous lighter can
be honestly recommended.
1st. It is rather expensive. T h e very best of all
“ turned low” lamps consume twice as m uch fuel in
21 hours not in use as they do in the three hours in
use.
2nd. L am ps turned very low cause gasoline to v a p ­
orize, not so much in the generator as in the gas tip,
and so clog the orifice.
3rd. L am ps turned very low m ay be extinguished
by a sudden air draft. T h e generator then cools and
soon a gasoline liquid is dripping from the fixture.
Here, then, is the real m eaning of the “ Instantaneous
lighter,”— expense, trouble, danger. Ask any man
w h o has tried to operate one six months. H e will
confirm our statements. If you m ust have an instan­
taneous lighting lamp, the Coleman line can furnish
you the best there is, but will not misrepresent m a t­
ters in order to effect a sale.
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19. H ow much fuel is consumed for each mantle?
Much depends on the lamp. The greatest economy
demands perfect combustion that can only be secured
by the most painstaking attention to every detail. T he
efficiency of a lamp is dependent upon the size of the
feed, the length and shape of the bunsen tube, regu­
lation of the air supply, shape of the mixing chamber,
and the construction of the burner cap. Every part
of the Coleman Lamp is made right. So acurate is
our mechanical construction that some dimensions
never vary more than a quarter of one-thousandths of
an inch. The result is highest candle power on the
least fuel. 1 gal. of gasoline produces full candle
power in mantle No. 40, fifty to sixty hours. In m a n ­
tle No. 41, one hundred to one hundred and ten hours.
This means that the Coleman lamps are capable of
producing 20,000 candle power one hour on one gal­
lon, or a cost per candle hour of one thousandt h of
a cent, counting 20c per gallon for gasoline.
20. H ow does this compare with the cost of other lights?
The most reliable tables prepared by illuminating en­
gineers show the cost per candle hour as follow s:
Artificial gas mantle lamps, five times cost of Cole­
man Light.
Artificial gas open jets, twenty-five times cost of
Coleman Light.
Electric bulbs, ordinary kind, 30 times cost of Cole­
man Light.
Electric Tungsten lamps, twelve times cost of Cole­
man Light.
Kerosene lamps, ten times cost of Coleman Light.
Acetylene lamps, sixteen times cost of Coleman
Light.
THE HYDRO-CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEM AN SYSTEM
No. 13 S
Our latest achievement in lamp construction. Not
only “the best that is" but better than all the rest.
We are still “a year and a half ahead” of our faithful
imitators. Here is unquestionably the greatest hollow
wire lamp ever conceived or constructed.
PRICE NO. 13 LAMP
As illustrated 24 inches long....................................$1 1 .2 0
For each additional 6 inches in length............................26
P rices do not include m antle, globe or shade. See sheet (99)
E qu ip m en t S: 3 M antles No. 41 and G lobe No. 78
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(O v er)
W hy
1.
L a m p N u m b e r 1 3 Is G r e a te s t o f A ll
All V ital P a rts m ake a “unit gas plan t,” which is carried
w ithin the fixture and is instantly rem ovable th e re ­
from. T his unit is m ade up of generator, valve and
gas tip and is now here attached to the fixture but
m erely supported w ithin it. T he H ollow W ire de­
livers gasoline fuel not to the fixture, but directly to
the generator of the “unit gas p lan t” w ithin. T his
Lam p is therefore nothing m ore than a handsom e
gas fixture, so constructed th at there can be placed
w ithin it a m iniature gas plant w ithout so m uch as
d isturbing a m antle or globe.
2.
T his M eans L ong Life.— T he No. 13 fixture will last the
better p art of a lifetim e as all good gas fixtures do.
The “unit gas p la n t” w ithin is inexpensive and as the
years go by is easily cleaned or renew ed. Look
well to the future.
3. T his C onstruction M akes F ailure Im possible.— It is in­
tended th a t every user of this system have on hand
an extra generator valve and gas tip which consti­
tu tes the “gas p lan t.” Should any p art in use be­
come clogged it requires only a m om ent to put in the
new parts. T he “gas p la n t” rem oved is then cleaned
at leisure and m ade ready for some future em ergency.
4. L am p N um ber 13 is L ighted F ro m the Floor, uses 3
Ju n io r rag m antles, produces 600 candle pow er, burns
36 hours on one gallon, is the g reatest ever m ade as
an instantaneous lighter, and is adapted to alm ost
every purpose. See o th er lam ps of this series, Nos.
9, 15, 17, 90 and 130.
Price Com plete P la n ts (m antles and globe not included.)
No. 13, O n e-L ig h t System , 3-gallon ta n k
$27.20
Each ex tra lam p, 25 ft. wire, 4 unions brazed
on, one te e .......................................... ............... 14.20
F o r 5-gallon tank instead of 3-gallon, ad d
1.60
F o r 8-gallon tank instead of 3-gallon, a d d
3.20
F o r longer fixtures, each 6-in. increase.................... 26
MADE ONLY BY
TH E H Y D RO CARBON CO.
W ich ita, K a n sa s
TH E C O L E M A N SY ST E M
No 13 M
No. 13 R
No. 13 N
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No. 13 R S
Prices o th e r side
Number 13 Lamp Series
Note the Solidity and Strength of Lamp Number 13.— A
large cast iron ceiling plate secures Lam p firmly to
ceiling. Into this threads standard 3-8 iron pipe,
which extends down through the lamp. T o the low­
er end of the iron pipe is threaded the heavy cast
mixing chamber, which in turn supports all other
Lamp parts. This heavy Lamp and rigid support
is then entirely covered by brass shells, casing and
canopies, electro-plated and beautifully finished.
There is nothing flimsy about Lam p No. 13. it is
made to last. The generator is supported by, instead
of supporting the Lamp.
To Support Heavy Lamps on Generator Tubes is Unsafe.
and a source of much trouble. W h e n hot, brass is
brittle, after cooling it is soft and pliable. Do you
want a large, heavy lamp entirely supported when in
use, by a small, hot, brittle tube, and when cold, by
one so soft that it warps and bends, throwing the
lamp parts out of alignment? And yet that is just
what you get in every line except the Coleman. Only
our very lightweight Lamps, such as No. 11, are sup­
ported by the generator tube and in these the gen­
erator tube never gets hot enough to be brittle.
The Coleman W ay of Renewing Generator W icks Requires
less than tw o minutes and disturbs not so much as a
globe or mantle. The only tool, a small wrench.
T he way of other makers is as follow s: Remove the
glassware, sacrifice the mantles, take down the lamp
fixtures, find a screw driver, take lamp all to pieces,
hunt up a pair of gas pliers, tubes all marred, threads
likely spoiled, trouble getting leaks stopped, lan­
guage not fit for print, an hour wasted and a com­
plaint ever after that lamp do n’t w ork as well since
we “ fixed it.”
Price Number 13 (less mantles, globes and shades) $11.20
F or each 6-in. increase in length of fixture a d d
26
F or globe holder used on 13-RS and 13-RG.............. .40
All Lam ps use three mantles No. 41. T h e letter in­
dicates globe or shade: M — No. 74, N — No. 75, P —
No. 76, R — No. 77, S— No. 78, G— No. 69. See PriceSheet (99).
T H E
C O LEM A N
SY STEM
No. 15 S A
A C handelier of beauty and efficiency. T urned on and
off with key from floor. Only one generator for entire
fixture—the greatest achievem ent of the Colem an Lamp.
Price, 24 inches long, (less globes and m antles) $ 1 6 .0 0
For extra lengths each 6 inch increase
.................... 2 6
Equipment S A: 5 Mantles No. 40, I Globe No. 78, 2 Globes No. 60
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The Number 15 Chandelier
One “Unit Gas Producer” operates the entire fixture. The
Chandelier arms and the central light are all supplied
from a common mixing chamber. One generator, one
valve and one feed supplies all the burners.
The Advantages of a Single Generator are apparent to every
one. T he entire Chandelier is lighted as quickly as a
single lamp. All other Chandeliers have to be gener­
ated at each light. In a three-light Chandelier you
have three generators to keep in repair instead of one.
Then, too, one large hole in gas tip rarely, if ever,
clogs, while numerous small holes are sure to clog.
The “Unit Gas Producer” made up of generator, valve and
gas tips is not attached to the Chandelier, but merely
supported within it and instantly removable. Extra
“units” of these vitals are inexpensive and one should
always be kept on hand by every user, as it requires
but a m om ent to make the change. You truly have "a
light that never fails.”
In Light-Giving Powers and Economy it is a wonder. One
thousand candle power, 20 hours on one gallon of
gasoline and as quiet as a gas light. T u rn it as low
as you wish, dim the light to whatever suits your p u r­
pose, it still works to perfection.
Price Complete Plants (less shades, globes and mantles.)
No. 15, One-Light System with 3-gallon tank $32.00
E xtra Chandelier, 25-ft. wire, 4 unions (brazed
19.00
on), 1 tee................................
For 5-gallon tank, instead of 3-gallon, a dd
1.60
For 8-gallon tank instead of 3-gallon, a d d
3.20
For fixtures longer than 24-in., add for each 6in. increase ........................
.26
M ADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEM AN SYSTEM
No. 15 P C
No. 15 M C
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P rices o th e r sid e
Number 15 Chandelier Series
The Adaptability of the Number 15 Chandelier to many uses
is remarkable. It is an elegant light and fixture tor
large living rooms and reception parlors. It puts the
finishing touches on the general appearance of a
handsomely equipped store room. In the hall or
church it is in keeping with the finest furnishings and
fills large spaces with its great brilliancy.
To Get the Best Results, the No. 15 Chandelier should be
placed high in the room. 12-ft. ceiling should use
24-in. fixture, 14 ft. ceilings a 36-in. fixture, 16-ft.
ceilings a 48-in. fixture. Remember these Lamps
are turned on and off with a key at bottom of Lamps.
This key has handle so Lam p can be reached from
floor. T o the key is also attached a lighter. H a n g
same on bottom of Lam p a moment, then give half
a t u r n ; Lam p lights instantly.
Any User of Our Number 13 Lamps can make of it the No.
15 Chandelier whenever he desires so to do.
Attach Chandelier Body Shell and Chandelier A rm s
to any No. 13 L am p and you produce the No. 15
Chandelier. No change anywhere except to put on
gas tip with larger feed.
T he price of L am p No. 13 is
$11.20
Add 2 Chandelier arms at $1.60 each________ 3.20
I Chandelier Body Shell at $1.60......
1.60
Price Number 15 Chandelier
$16.00
R em em ber also that the gas tip must be exchanged
for one having a larger feed. T h a t ’s the only change.
Equipm ent not included in prices quoted. See Sheet
(99) for price of globes, shades and mantles. All No.
15 Chandeliers use five mantles No. 41, tw o small
shades or globes and one large shade or globe. Indi­
cate selection b y letters: A for 60, B-61, C-62, D-63,
E-65, F-67, G-69, M-74, N-75, P-76, R-77, S-78
M ADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
WICHITA, KANSAS
T H E
C O LEM A N
SY STEM
J u n io r S eries P a te n te d J u ly 2 6 , 1 9 1 0
os.9 13, 15, 17 and 90 com prise w hat we call our Junior
Nos. 9 N
Series. T hey are all m ade from the No. 9 Burner and
have interchangeable parts.
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JUNIOR SERIES
Price List of Parts:
Numbers 9, 13, 15 and 17:
Canopy (J 98 )...........
Ceiling Plate (J 4 3 )_____
Hickey (J 3 8)___
Ball Canopy (J 41-42)
Heat Deflector (J 95 )___
Burner complete less shade holder (J 34) ..
Unit Gas Producer complete (J 7 4)____ .....
Globe Holder, shell and screws (J 63-28).
Ornamental Crown (J 62 )___
Chandelier Body Shell (J 6 4 )____
Chandelier Arms, Cap and Globe Holder
Lighting Torch ........
Burner Tubes (J 2 4 ).......
Burner Caps, (J 23-25) each.......................
Generator Tube and Wick (J 74).. ...............
Generator Wick and Rod (J 7 6 ).....................
Generator Union Nut (J 2 ½ ) .............................
Valve complete (J 75-77-16-10)..............
Gas Tip (J 18)..............
Valve Stem and Nut (J 77) ...........
.40
.24
.24
.50
.50
4.00
3.00
1.60
.40
1.60
1.60
.50
.20
.40
1.00
.20
.20
1.50
.40
.40
Price List of Parts, Number 90:
Hook Support for No. 90 Lamp .................... .20
Globe Holder complete for No. 90L am p 1.00
Globe Holder Rod only (J 46)
.10
Globe Holder Casting (J 47) .....................................20
.05
Thumb Set Screw (J 4 8 )____
Perforated Door, Hinges & Caps (J-49-50-53) .60
Globe Holder Rod Cap (J 6 1 ).......................
05
Ventilator Complete .......
4.00
THE COLEM AN SYSTEM
No. 17 S A
The finest Hollow Wire Chandelier ever constructed.
One cent per hour for 1400 Candle Power.
Beautiful, Effective, Brilliant, Inexpensive.
Only one generator for entire fixture.
Price 24 in. long (less globes and mantles)
$ 1 9 .2 0
For longer Fixtures, each 6 in. increase in length
.26
E qu ip m en t S A : 7 M antles No. 41, 1 G lobe No. 78, 4 G lobes N o. 60
(19)
Number 17 Chandelier
Every Desirable Feature of Lamps 13 and 15 are also in­
herent in Chandelier No. 17. Just add two more
arms to the No. 15 and you produce the No. 17. Then
put on a gas tip with larger orifice. T hat is the only
change required.
W hy Use the Junior Size Mantles. T w o Junior Mantles
are equivalent to one standard size mantle in light
produced and fuel consumed. The Junior mantles
cost less and last longer so the mantle expense is
really less. Then, too, there is less heat in each
burner so that the Junior Burner caps never burn
out. Most of all, the Junior Mantle makes possible
the construction of beautiful Chandeliers like No. 15
and 17 with a moderate candle power which makes
their use possible in Homes, Hotels, Stores, Halls,
etc.
Chandeliers of Larger Candle Power are also being m an u ­
factured by us, using standard size “rag” mantles.
These are the No. 12, 14, 16 series; two-four-six
mantles, 800-1600-2400 candle power. For the largest
Stores, Halls, Churches and Public Buildings, these
are ideal.
W hen You Buy a Lighting Plant, w hy not get the best—
something really good, th a t’s up-to-date? T w o years
from now w e’ll have plenty of imitators. But today
you can buy of us just as cheap as our competitors
will sell you their out-of-date fixtures that are com ­
pletely outclassed by the Coleman Line.
Price Complete Plants (less globes, shades and mantles).
No. 17, O ne-L ight System, 3-gallon ta n k
$35.20
Each extra No. 17 Chandelier, 25-ft. wire tu b ­
ing, 4 unions (brazed on) and threaded tee 22.20
M ADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEM AN SYSTEM
No. 17 S E
No. 17 R F
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The Number 17 Chandelier Series
W e Recommend the No. 17 Chandelier as especially adapted
for the lighting of Churches and Public Buildings. It
is fine for the better class of Drug Stores. Owing to
the fact that it can he turned very low it is especially
suited to the Lodge Hall. In large Stores with high
ceiling it is remarkably effective.
To Carry Number 17 Chandeliers in Stock our agents who
handle Lamp No. 13 need only carry in addition a few
upper Body Shells and Chandelier Arms and a few
gas tips with larger feed holes. Then too. any owner
of a N o. 13 Lamp can at any future time transform it
into a No. 15 or No. 17 chandelier by adding the
parts specified above.
The Complete Junior Series include Lamps Nos. 9, 13, 15,
17, 90 and 130 and is really only one lamp in varied
forms. To reduce to a single standard and build on
the one base lamp, such a large assortment of fixtures
is no ordinary achievement. In quoting prices be­
low we show somewhat the evolution of the series:
Price Lamp No. 9 (the base of the series)
$10.00
Add Ceiling Plate, Iron Pipe, Casing, Hickey
1.20
and Ball Canopy .........
Price Lamp No. 13
11.20
Change Gas Tip to larger feed and add Upper
Body Shell and two Chandelier Arms
4.80
Price Chandelier No. 15
16.00
Change Gas Tip to one of larger feed and add
two more Chandelier Arm s................................ 3.20
Price Chandelier No. 17
19.20
Prices do not include Globes, Shades and Mantles.
Equipment, indicated by letters, priced on sheet (99)
S E : 7 Mantles-41, 1 Globe-78, 4 Shades-65.
R F : 7 M antles-41, 1 Shade-77, 4 Shades-67.
M A D E O N L Y BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 90 R G
THE NO. 9 OUTSIDE LAMP IS CALLED NO. 90
Wind-proof, rain-proof, bug-proof. Lighted from
ground through door in globe support.
Price complete (less globe, shade and mantles) $12.80
E qu ip m en t R. G: 3 M antles No. 41, 1 S h a d e No. 77, 1 G lobe N o . 69
Prices on sheet (99)
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Lamp No. 90 for Outdoor Lighting
A Model of Utility, Efficiency and Symmetry
Lamp No. 90 Is a Nice Appearing Lamp— A glance at the
cut on this sheet reveals this. Note the graceful out­
line and sym m etry of the entire fixture.
Lamp No. 90 a Handy Lamp— It is lighted through the
door in the globe support. This door is readily
opened and shut with the key lighter same as is used
for the entire Junior Series. There has never been
made an outside gasoline lamp more easy to operate
than our No. 90.
Lamp No. 90 Is Brilliant and Economical.— The three
Junior Mantles fairly sparkle with a 600 candle power
brilliancy and the cost is only ½ c per hour. Just
think of having your store front or porch and lawn
beautifully illuminated four hours every night for
60c a month.
Lamp No. 90 Is a Lasting Lamp.— The ventilator hood is
made of heavy sheet brass that will never rust out,
and it never gets hot enough to burn out. T he vital
parts are instantly removable as in all lamps of the
Coleman “Junior Series.” You can safely count on
m any years of continuous service.
Price Complete Plants (less Shades, Globes and Mantles).
No. 90 one light system, 3 gallon ta n k ..................$28.80
Additional lamps, No. 90. 25 feet wire tube, 4
unions brazed to wire, and threaded tee
15.80
F or 5 gallon tank instead of 3 gallon................. 1.60
For 8 gallon tank instead of 3 gallon.................... 3.20
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 9 F S
LENGTHS OVER ALL ONLY 18 INCHES
Recommended for all very low ceilings.
Six hundred Candle Power one-half cent per hour.
One of the finest lamps in our new line.
No. 9 Lamp (less mantles, shade and globe) ..... $1 0 .0 0
E q u ip m en t F. S :
N o. 67 shade, 3 No. 41 m antles an d No. 78 g lo be
(25 )
N um ber 9
L am p
For Low Ceilings the No. 9 Lam p Equipped w ith ceiling
shade as illustrated is exceedingly popular. The
lamp should be supported by ceiling plate which is
alw ays furnished instead of the hook when lamp is
ordered w ith FS equipm ent. T his lamp No. 9
should never be used attached directly to the ceiling
w ithout the ceiling shade which protection is neces­
sary for entire safety.
T h e Only Difference Between No. 9 and No. 13 Lam ps is
that the No. 9 is a shorter fixture, having no casing
extension. Lam p No. 9 is only 18 inches in length,
while No. 13 is 2 4 inches.
M odern Illum inating E ngineers A dvocate placing lights
very close to the ceiling. T he ceiling bowl for elec­
tric clusters is therefore much in evidence in
public dining room s, hotel parlors, lobbies and of­
fice buildings.
T he illum ination is sufficient and
vet restful to the eyes.
Such is the effect o f Lam p
No. 9FS when used at the ceiling 10, 12 or 1 4 ft. from
the floor. Resides the quality is far better than electric
lights and the general illum ination m ore nearly
perfect on account of greater candle power.
L am ps on the Ceiling Are Ju st as E asy to O perate as those
near the floor when constructed the Coleman way.
R egardless of height all lam ps are lighted and turned
on from the floor. No clim bing in chairs or on step
ladders.
Price Com plete P lan ts ( Less Shades. Globes and M antles)
No. 9 one-light system , 3 gallon tan k
$26.00
Each additional No. 9 Lam p, 25 ft. wire tubing,
four unions brazed on and threaded tee
13.00
See sheet (99) for price of equipm ent selected.
MADE ONLY BY
TH E H Y D RO CA RBON CO.
W ichita, K a n sa s
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 9 F N
No. 9 F M
W e recommend No. 9 F M fitted with green shade
white cased inside for use in the library or over a
reading table.
No. 9 F N makes a beautiful lamp for the dining
room and is exceedingly attractive in the living room or
parlor.
Lamp No. 9 uses the same glassware as the famous
Coleman Reading Lamp. It is also the foundation lamp
of Nos. 13, 15, 17, 90 and 130.
Price (less shade, globe and mantles).....................$ 10.00
For prices e q u ip m en t see S h eet (99)
F.
F.
F.
F.
N:
M:
P:
R:
3 M antles
3 M antles
3 M antles
3 M antles
No.
No.
No.
No.
41, 1 S h ad e
41, 1 S h ad e
41, 1 S h ad e
41, 1 S h ad e
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N o. 67, 1 S h ad e
No. 67, 1 S h ad e
No. 67, 1 S h ad e
N o. 67, 1 S h ad e
N o. 75
No. 74
N o. 76
No. 77
The Coleman Hollow W ire System
OR
A Central Generator Pipe System—Which ?
For Residence Lighting a Big Pipe System cannot be suc­
cessfully adopted as the tubes are unsightly and the
underwriters will not permit same to be built into the
walls. Then, too, in the home each light must be
used independent of the others. You cannot run to
the kitchen or cellar to regulate a machine every time
you turn off or on a light.
For Business Houses and Public Buildings the Coleman
Hollow W ire System with fixtures Nos. 9, 13, 15 or
17, have all central generator systems “beat to
a frazzle” from every point of view.
First—The expense of installing is about one-half as great.
Second— Fully 25 per cent is saved in cost of operation. It
takes a lot of gasoline to run the central generator
and this produces no light.
Third— The Coleman System is more easily lighted— they
are turned on and off from the floor and half a dozen
lamps can be lighted before a central generator can
be put in operation.
Fourth— The Coleman System looks so much better. The
fixtures are far the finest and there are no big ugly
pipes on the ceiling and big holes in walls and par­
titions to let them pass through.
Fifth— T he Coleman Generators last longer and are much
easier to clean. T he “U n it Gas Producer” of the
Coleman L am p has outdistanced all other methods
of generating.
Sixth— W h e n anything “goes w ro n g ” with a central gene­
rator, the house is in darkness. If a Coleman gen­
erator clogs up only one lamp is out and that for a
m om ent only, while an extra “U nit Gas P ro du cer”
is inserted.
M ADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 9 S
No. 9 R
This is our latest invention in its simplest form. All
lamps of our entire Junior series embracing Nos. 13, 15,
17, 90 and 130 are built on this as a base.
W e prefer the lamp in its No. 13 form, having pipe
support, properly incased with finished tubing and
shells. In many places however a less expensive Rod
Hanger is entirely satisfactory. Our cast iron hook and
ceiling clip are constructed so lamp cannot turn when
the valve is being operated. These lamps can never be
suspended by the hollow wire.
Price Lamp No. 9 (less mantles, globe or shade) $ 10.00
Rod Hanger 12 in. long and Ceiling Clip (plated) .30
For each extra foot in length...................................... .06
F or eq u ip m en t of m antles, shades and globes see sh eet (99)
S: 3 M antles No. 41, 1 G lobe No. 78
R: 3 M antles No. 4 1, 1 S hade No. 77
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Junior Series Nos. 9, 13, 15, 17, 90, 130
Many Styles of Lamps Are Obtainable from each of the
above numbers by the use of different shades and
globes. All lamps use three “Junior R a g” Mantles and
one additional for each chandelier arm added.
Ten Years Successful Experience in designing and manufacturning gasoline lamps have enabled us finally to
produce what we believe to be “The Ultimate Lam p.”
Every principle involved— we have already proved by
years of success.
Successful Gasoline Lamps Cannot Have curves or angle
turns in the generator or valves of cast brass or pack­
ing nuts in very hot places. Avoid also taper-thread­
ed joints requiring use of pliers to take apart, Ger­
man silver burner caps for inverted lamps, and vital
parts that are hard to get at and clean.
Successful Gasoline Lamps Must Have straight tube gen­
erator that can be opened up at each end.
Built up valves, phosphor bronze stems and pack­
ing nuts removed from intense heat.
Ground joints on all vital parts requiring only a
wrench to take apart.
Burner Caps made the Coleman way that last years
instead of months.
All vital parts accessible, very easy to clean and
renew filler wicks.
Lamp No. 9 and the Entire Coleman Line are honestly made
in accord with every well established principle.
Price Complete, Plants (Mantles, Globes and Shades not
included) No. 9 one-light system, 3 gallon tank $26.00
Each additional No. 9 Lamp, 25 feet wire tube,
4 unions brazed on and threaded tee ..........$13.00
Rod hangers and ceiling clip supports for same—
one foot long 30c; each extra foot 6c.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
No. 7 T.—30 0 Candle Power
Our great residence lamp. It lights from the floor
and brilliantly illuminates a room of ordinary size. It
uses any globe or shade with a 5-inch fitter and is made
only in three lengths as follows.
Price, 24 inches long (less mantles and globe) $9.00
Price, 30 inches long (less mantles and globe)...... 9.24
Price, 36 inches long (less mantles and globe)...... 9.48
E q u ip m en t T: 2 No. 41 M antles. 1 No. 3 0 8 G lobe F. or H .F.
O rd ers filled w ith frosted globe unless otherw ise specified.
For prices of eq u ip m en t see S heet (99)
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No. 7 Lamp
The Success of the Coleman “Unit Gas Producer” which
is used on Lamp Nos. 13 to 18 inclusive has created
a demand for a residence lamp made on the same
principle.
The No. 7 Lamp Has Been Built to Meet This Need. It is
extremely simple and has all of the advantages of
the unit gas producer with the permanent features
of other Coleman lamps. The gas producer is the
only part subjected to extreme heat but will last
many years. It is instantly removed from the
lamp when, after long use, it becomes necessary
to clean it.
This Lamp is Lighted from the Floor thus making it
unnecessary to climb up to it. It is usually sus­
pended with the bottom of the lamp 6 to 8 feet
from the floor. It fastens to the ceiling by a
screw plate which prevents it from swinging or
getting out of place, this plate is concealed by the
canopy.
One of the Most Convenient Features of the No. 7 Lamp
is Easy Access to the Gas Tip. The burner slips
up the stem of the lamp and remains out of the
way as long as desired. This does not injure the
mantles and the generator is not disconnected from
the supply wire.
The No. 7 Has All the Desirable Features Found in the
Newest Gasoline Lamps and we regard it as one
of our very best.
Its Strong Points Are:
The Unit Gas Producer Lighted from the floor
Quickly generated
No smoke or smell
Durability of all parts Gas tip easy of access
Noiseless in operation Beauty of design
Graceful outline.
Will not collect dust.
We Have Given Great Thought and Care to the construc­
tion of the No. 7 lamp and believe it is as nearly
perfect as it is possible to make a lamp. Agents
are finding it popular and a good seller. We know
of no other residence lamp having so many good
points.
MADE ONLY BY
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 7
The No. 7 has more good features than any lamp
ever made for residence use. Note the simplicity and
small number of its parts.
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No. 7 Lamp
PRICE LIST OF PARTS:
Generator W ick and rod (754) .............................................................$ .20
Generator Tube and W ick (750-754)................................................. 1.00
Generator Jam nut (702½ ).........................................................................20
Valve Com plete (751-52-16)................................................................... 1.60
Valve body only (751).............................................................................. 1.20
Valve stem and nut (752-16).......................................................................40
Gas Tip (718)......................................................................................................40
Unit Gas Producer (702½ -16-18-50-51-52-54)................................... 3.20
Ceiling Canopy (747)......................................................................................40
Ceiling Plate (743)...........................................................................................40
Upper Casing (740)...........................................................................................60
H ickey com plete (748)...................................................................................40
Ball Canopy Upper Half (742)...............................................................20
Ball Canopy Lower H alf (749).............................................................. 30
Canopy Screw (731).........................................................................................04
Casing below hickey (739)....................
70
Burner Complete (760)..............................................
4.50
Burner Tube (724).............................................................................................20
Burner Caps and Screen (723-25)........................................................... 40
Air Intake Tube (711)....................................................................................20
Air Regulator (711½ ).....................................................................................20
Crown (758)..................................................................................................... 1.00
Shade Holder Screws (728).........................................................................04
To Light Lamp— Fasten the Torch to a Stick of Proper
Length, leaving room for the valve nut between
torch and end of stick.
Saturate the Torch with Wood Alcohol and after lighting,
hook it to the generator above the washer found
over the packing nut (716). See that torch holder
takes its proper position around the nut on the
bottom of valve stem (752) so that a turn of the
lighter will open the valve.
Let it Burn from 30 Seconds to one minute then turn
lighter slowly and mantles should light from the
flame of the torch.
MADE ONLY BY
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO.
W ichita, Kansas
TH E CO LEM AN SYSTEM
No. 7 W
The No. 7 lamp has proven so popular for residence
lighting that we carry a large line of fancy shades for it.
Shade No. 311 illustrated above can be furnished
plain or etched with and without fringe.
Price 24 inches long (less mantles and globe)
$9.00
E qu ip m en t W : 2 No. 41 M antles, 1 No. 311 S hade
For prices on eq u ip m en t see S heet (99)
(31)
Number 7 W Lamp
“A Little in Front o’ the N ext” is just as true of our
number 7 as any other Coleman Lamp. For the
money it costs there is no residence lamp made
that combines so many good features.
The No. 7 Lamp Has Another Advantage over many
styles offered by competitors and that is its small
number of parts. This is an important item and
should be carefully considered when comparing
prices. Another lamp costing less may be the
most expensive in the end.
After selling this Lamp for over a Year we find it giving
satisfactory service in hundreds of homes. Many
agents report it as the greatest seller of any sys­
tem lamp they ever handled. We admit that it
has been one of the most popular lamps ever offer­
ed but the No. 7 must divide with No. 11 the claim
for preference as a residence light. Some people
prefer one style and some the other.
We Can Now Supply a Large Variety of fancy shades and
globes both with and without fringe for the No. 7
lamp. This adds to its desirability and enables
the dealer to offer a large selection of styles.
MADE ONLY BY
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO.
W ichita, Kansas
T H E
C O LEM A N
SY STEM
No. 18 L G
O ur regular No. 18 store lam p fitted with shade and
globe. W ind and Bug proof. Just w hat you w ant near
the outside door.
Price, 24 inches long (less equipm ent).................$ 1 2 .0 0
For each 6 inches increase in length add ...........
.2 6
Equipment LG.: 2 No. 40 Mantles. 1 No, 73 Shade
1 No. 69 Globe. 1 No. 180 Globe Holder
For prices of equipment see Sheet (99)
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Number 18 L. G. Lamp
At Certain Seasons of the Year and in some states we
have had a demand for a store light with better
bug and wind protection than our No. 18 V.
To Meet This Need we offer No .18 L. G. as combining
these features as well as being a handsome fix­
ture. It will stand a strong draft and with metal
shade would burn in rain or storm.
No. 18 L. G. is practically the same as our No. 180 except
that it has a porcelain shade instead of the double
enameled steel shade intended for outside use. It
is a splendid lamp for Hotel offices, Corridors or
any place more or less exposed to outside drafts
or cold air. The heavy globe is the same as used
on our No. 180.
The Globe Holder, held in place by a set screw, has a
hinged door in the bottom which opens when gen­
erating the lamp. This door makes it impossible
for millers or beetles to destroy the mantles.
MADE ONLY BY
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 18 U
This makes a good fixture for churches, schools and
lodge halls, as well as for general store use.
Price 24 inches long (less equipment)
$12 00
For each 6 inches increase in length a d d
.26
E q u ip m en t U: 2 No. 40 m antles, 1 No. 303 globe
O rd ers filled w ith frosted globe unless otherw ise specified. F or
prices on eq u ip m en t See S heet (99).
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N um ber
18
U
L am p
M any U sers of O ur No. 18 L am p p re fe r a globe to th e
16-inch shade. W here th e lam p is exposed to m uch
d r a f t it b u rn s a little ste a d ie r w ith a globe and
w ith a globe th e m an tles a re b e tte r p ro tected fro m
b u g s in th e sum m er tim e.
W hen th e No. 18 is E quipped w ith Globe it m akes a
splendid ch u rch fix tu re and does not cost quite
a s m uch as th e ju n io r series lam ps. I t is a
p opular lam p fo r lig h tin g public halls, school
buildings and places w h ere a b rillia n t lig h t is
desired.
We K now of No L am p a t th e price w hich is so dependable
o r will produce th e q u a n tity of illu m in atio n t h a t
can be secured w ith o u r No. 18.
T his L am p w as O ffered to th e T ra d e d u rin g th e fall of
1911 and th e u n ifo rm s a tis fa c tio n it h a s given
causes us to recom m end it w ith o u t reserv e.
L ike all Colem an L am p s it is fu lly g u a ra n te e d b u t its
sim p licity a lm o st m akes a g u a ra n te e u n n e c essa ry .
MADE ONLY BY
TH E COLEM AN LA M P CO.
W ic h ita , K a n s a s
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 18 V
The best all purpose store lamp made.
Price, 24 inches long (less mantles and shade)
For each 6 inches increase in length add
$ 12.00
E qu ip m en t V. 2 No. 40 M antles. 1 No, 304 S hade
For prices of eq u ip m en t see S heet (99)
( 38)
.26
Number 18 Lamp
W e Recommend the No. 18 as the Most Satisfactory all pur­
pose store lamp on the market regardless of price.
W h ere its strong light is an objection the No. 17
is sometimes preferable in drug or jewelry stores.
In Most Stores Where a Strong Light is Desired for the
best display of merchandise the No. 18 can’t be beat.
It will burn 24 hours on one gallon of gasoline. It
uses less fuel than our No. 33 upright mantle lamp
and gives more light. It produces a light equal to
the Coleman Boulevard Lamp which out-shines the
electric Arc. It also throws the light down and casts
no shadow. W h en placed 10 feet from the floor it
lights up an area of 25 or 30 feet in diameter.
In Construction the No. 18 Lamp is similar in principle to
No. 13 bu t is a larger, b ett e r lam p designed for
heav y d u ty work. It cannot be enlarged into
chandeliers but has the same convenient type of
generator which can be removed without disturbing
mantles or glassware. T he body of the lamp will
last a lifetime as there is nothing to burn out or wear
out. T he generator may have to be replaced after
a few years’ use. Its cost is trifling. No. 18 turns
on and off from the floor, uses two large heavy rag
mantles, and is usually equipped with our extra large
1G inch shade. T he fitter is 6 inches in diameter and
when used with globe, either clear or opal, it is
know n as No. 18-U. W ith bo th shade and globe
it is listed as 18 L. G.
Before Placing this Lamp in Our Catalog We Gave It
More Then Six Months’ Use u n d er adverse condi­
tions. Tim e h as proved our claim t h a t “ T h e No.
18 regardless of price is th e best all purpose store
light made.”
MADE ONLY BY
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
Study the construction of the No. 18 and note its
simplicity.
Nothing to get out of order. Generator removed
in an instant when necessary to clean it.
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Number 18 Lamp
T he No. 18 Lam p While Similar to the Junior Series (Nos.
13, 15 and 17) and also resembling the Senior series
(Nos. 12, 14 and 16) should not be confused with
these lamps. Repair parts for the No. 18 must be
ordered from the following list:
Price List of Parts :
Generator Wick and Rod (1876).............................$ .20
.16
Asbestos T ubular W icking per foot .................
Generator Tube only (1874)............................................80
Valve Complete (1875-77-16-10)..........
1.50
Gas Tip (1818)...........................
40
Valve Stem and N u t (1877-16)......................................... 40
Unit Gas Producer, complete (1802½ -10-13-1618-74-75-76-77) .............
3.00
Canopy (1889) .........................................................................40
Ceiling Plate (1843).................
24
Iron Pipe H a n ger (1837)...........
.10
Casing (1840) .........
.20
Hickey (1835) ..........................................
21
Ball Canopy (1841-42)......................................
.50
Iron Pipe below Hickey (1834).......................................10
Casing below Hickey (1839)......
.20
Heat Deflector (1895).............
9. 0
Ornamental Crown (1863)....................................................40
Burner Tubes (1824)......
.20
Burner Cap and Screen (1823-25)................................ 40
Generator Union N u t (1802½ ) ....................................... .20
Globe H older Body Shell and Screws (1828-33
63) ..........
1.20
T o L ight L a m p — Fasten the Torch to a Stick of Proper
Length, leaving room for the valve nut between torch
and end of stick.
Saturate the Torch with W o od Alcohol and after lighting,
hook it to the generator above the washer (1810).
See that torch holder takes its proper position around
the nut on the bottom of valve stem (1877) so that
a turn of the lighter will open the valve.
L et it B u rn from 30 Seconds to one minute then turn lighter
slowly and mantles should light from the flame of
the torch.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
Wichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 180
The No. 18 outside lamp is called No. 180.
This is our most serviceable outside lamp except
the Coleman Boulevard Lamp. Storm and bug proof.
Wind can’t extinguish it.
Turns on and off from the ground through a door
in globe support.
Price com plete,(less globe, shades and m’tles) $12.50
E q u ip m en t: 2 No. 40 m antles, 1 No. 71 D S h ade, 1 No. 305 globe
F o r p rices of e q u ip m e n t see S h e et (99)
(40)
Number 180 Lamp
The No. 180 Lamp is Constructed to Meet the Need of an
Outside Light having greater efficiency and higher
candle power than the No. 90 R. G.
The No. 180 Lamp is More than Simply an Outside En­
trance Light, it is also adapted to general use in the
most exposed places for exterior lighting.
W hen Extended by the Use of a Long Arm from a Building,
Post or Tree, where pressure tank can be convenient­
ly located, the No. 180 lamp will light up a street
corner nearly as well as the Coleman Boulevard
Lamp. This feature makes it especially useful in
front of Stores, Hotels, Churches, Opera Houses and
places where an abundance of light is needed.
It Will Last a Lifetime. The ventilator hood is made of
solid sheet copper and the double shade of white
enameled steel. T he inside parts are all brass ex­
cept the iron pipe hanger which is covered with brass
casing. It uses two large extra heavy mantles the
same as the Coleman Boulevard Lamp.
The No. 180 is Absolutely W ind Proof, Rain Proof, and
Bug Proof. W e have tested it in a 70 mile wind and
it is not affected by extreme cold weather. It is
easily lighted and turned off from the ground. It is
a thoroughly reliable lamp under all conditions.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 1 A
No. 1 F
This was the original hollow wire inverted lamp. It
is still a better lamp than our imitators have succeeded
in producing. They have copied our design but in try­
ing to cheapen cost of production have always made
inferior lamps.
Next to our latest inverted single mantle Lamp No.
11, the No. 1 Lamp excels all single mantle hollow wire
lamps.
PRICE LAM P FIXTURE
No. 1 Lamp, for wire support, length 18 inches. .....$6.40
No. 1 Lamp, casing support, length 24 inches...... 7.20
For each 6 inch increase in length...................................20
P rices do n ot include m antle, globe or shade, See S h eet (99)
E q u ip m en t A : 1 No. 40 M antle. 1 No. 60 G lobe
E q u ip m en t B: 1 No. 40 M antle. 1 No. 61 G lobe
P rices C om plete P lants O ver
(41)
Number 1 Lamp
For Hollow Wire Systems
F IV E Y E A R S ’ SUCCESS TO ITS CR ED IT
Here is the simplest of all gasoline L am ps. It is
perfect in mechanical details. The Lamps put in use
five years ago, are still giving the best of service. The
wicks have been changed every two years, but that is
easy when lamps are made in the Coleman way.
300 C A N D L E P O W E R
This is actual candle power. O ur competitors ad­
vertise lamps less brilliant as 500 candle power. Lamp
No. 1 will light beautifully 400 ft. of floor space or a
room 20x20.
30c A M O N T H
One gallon gasoline supplies one light for 60 hours.
In a home the average cost of a three light plant is
30 cents a month during the winter s e a s o n ; less in
summer.
LE SS T R O U B L E T H A N O IL LA M PS
Fill tank once a month, pum p in a few strokes of air
once a week— th a t’s all. Lam ps always ready to
light. Each lamp turned on or off independent of
the others. No chimneys to clean, no wicks to trim.
SM A LL IN V E S T M E N T
(Mantles and Globes included.)
One light s y stem w ith 2-gal. t a n k ................... $20.70
Add for each No. 1 Lamp, 25 ft. wire tubing,
four unions brazed to wire and threaded
tee ............................................................................. 9.30
Add fo r 5-gallon ta n k in place of 2-gal. t a n k 3.20
Add f o r 8-gallon ta n k in place of 5-gal. t a n k 1.60
Casing, canopy and ceiling plate to make 24-in.
lamp ......................................................................................80
Add for each additional 6-in. length............................ 20
MADE ONLY BY
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
CORRECT PRINCIPLE, RIGHT CONSTRUCTION
No. 1 LAMP
107—Nine inch gen­
erating space.
108— T u b u la r wick
with solid center, easy
to put in and take out.
Ground joints between
generator valve and gas
tip.
118—Gas Tips, easily
removed, easily cleaned.
102—Valve close to
feed where it can shut
off quickly and control
flow of vapor perfectly.
111 ½ —Air regulator
to control air supply,
insuring perfect combus­
tion and a clean mantle.
123—The C o le m a n
Patent Burner Caps last
years where others last
months.
M A N U F A C T U R E D O NLY BY
HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ICHITA, KANSAS
(43)
Number 1 Lamp
Price List of Parts
Generation Wick (108) ...........................
$ .20
Asbestos Tubular W icking, per ft
.16
Center Rod (109) for Tubular W ick ............................05
W ire Gauze Screens (113), per doz..............................16
Generator Tube and Wick (107-8-9).........
1.20
Valve complete (102-3-13-16-19)............................... 1.20
Valve Stem and Nut (103-116).....................
40
Valve Stem only (103)....................................
.32
Gas Tip and Feed Nozzle (118).....................................40
Generator Tube Valve and Gas Tip (tested).... 3.20
Heat Bell (104)...................
4. 0
Air Regulator (111½ ) .............................
2. 0
Burner Cap complete (123-5).......................................... 40
Burner Cap and Tube (122-3-5).................................... .50
Crown Screws (128) three......................................
.10
Crown Globe support with Screws........................ 1.20
Lighting Torch (asbestos f o r k ) . .................................. 2. 5
Cleaning Pick No. 7............................
.10
H ow to Light Lamp
Place the torch, saturated with alcohol, around the
gas tip 118. Light torch and let burn low before
opening valve. As you open valve hold torch still
lighted under the mantle. Use match if torch has
burned out.
It’s Easy to Keep the Lamps in Order
Should Lam p fail to give a good light, first, see that
gasoline is in tank, the pressure 15 to 20 lbs, the valve
open leading to wire tube, and that the air regulator
on Lamp is open.
T hen look to the gas tip (118). T he lower part of
Lamp is suspended to the gas tip. U nthread this,
remove g a s tip and clean the orifice with No. 7 pick.
After long usage it will be necessary to unthread
the valve from generator; pull out the old wick and
insert a new one. T h a t is all. It requires no special
skill.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 10 B
No. 1 F
Lamp No. 1 F is equipped with a white enamelled
steel shade and is a favorite for many business purposes.
There is no glassware to break and the simplicity of con­
struction makes it easy to care for. It is a splendid light
producer.
Lamp No. 10 B is Lamp No. 1 equipped with a Pro­
tecting Hood. This is desirable whenever lamp is to be
used in an exposed place. W hen thus equipped it will
burn out of doors in all ordinary weather, but is not
recommended as entirely storm proof. For porch light­
ing where lamp is much exposed to heavy winds we
suggest the use of lamp 110 F Q or No. 90 R G.
.................... $8.00
Price, No 10 Lamp, wire support
Price, length 24 in. as illustrated............................. 8.80
For each 6 inch increase in length............................ .20
Price No. 1 Lamp, less casing..............
6.40
P rices do not include m antle, globe o r shade.
(44)
See sheet (99)
SAMPLE OUTFIT
A s “Seeing is believing” our most successful agents use a
sample outfit. Case is 8x20x16 and holds several
styles of lamps, supplies, etc.
N othing w ill so quickly convince a prospective purchaser
as showing him the am ount and quality of light p r o ­
duced by a Coleman System.
T H E
C O LEM A N
No. 11 A
SY STEM
No. 11 C
For lighting hom es here is the ideal lam p.
W hy
get along with com m on oil lam ps w hen you can get this
400 candle pow er light at less cost. T hen too its easier
to care for. No wicks to trim, no sm oke, no smell, no
danger of explosion, no harm done if fuel runs dry. Be­
sides all this its a handsom e fixture and lends a finished
appearance to the room.
P R IC E
No. 11 Lam p, 18 inch long wire su p p o rt................ $ 8 .0 0
No. 11 Lam p, 24 inch long casing as in cut
8 .8 0
F o r each 6 inch increase in length .............................2 0
Prices do not include mantle, globe or shade. See sheet (99)
Equipment A: No. 40 Mantle, No. 60 Globe
Equipment B: No. 40 Mantle, No. 61 Globe
Equipment C: No. 40 Mantle, No. 62 Shade
(45)
W hy Lamp Number 11 Excels
All For Home Lighting
1. Great Brilliancy
All that is required to illuminate beautifully the
larger rooms of the house.
2. Very Little Noise
No more than a gas light. This is a great improve­
ment over other lamps now on the market.
3. Easy to Light
The generating of the Lamp to light same has been
so simplified that it ceases to be an objection. Then,
too, this Lamp can be “turned low” if desired and
thus made an “instantaneous lighter.”
4. All Vital Parts Instantly Accessible
By loosening the screw stem (1151), the entire lower
part of Lamp is instantly removed with no injury to
globe or mantle. The gas tip or feeding nozzle is
then wholly exposed. It can be removed and cleaned
in a m om ent’s time.
5. Very Little Cleaning Required
Generator W icks last an average of two years and the
gas tip seldom clogs on account of the trap, in the
valve just below the generator, to catch foreign par­
ticles.
Price Complete Plants (less m antles, globes or shades)
No. 11, one-Light System, with 3-gallon tank. .$24.00
Each extra Lamp, including 25 ft. wire tube,
four unions brazed to wire and threaded tee 11.00
F or casing support to make 24-in. fixture add.... ..80
For each 6-in. increase in length of fixture add .20
For 5-gallon tank in place of 3-gallon, add
1.60
F or 8-gallon tank in place of 3-gallon, a d d .............. 3.20
M ADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 11 E
No. 11 Z
T he No. 11 Lam p when equipped with fancy glass­
ware as illustrated makes a very beautiful fixture.
For subdued light and artistic effect w e recommend
No. 11 E or No. 11 D. It is suitable for parlor or
reception room.
For brilliant illumination use No. 11 Z. This is fine
for the living room and dining room.
PRICE NO. 11 LAMP
With casing support as illustrated................................ $8.80
For each 6 inch increase in length................
.20
P rices d o n ot in clud e m antle, o r shade. See sh e et (99) for list an d
prices of eq u ip m en t.
E q u ip m en t E: No. 40 M antle an d No. 65 S hade
E q u ip m en t D: No. 40
M antle an d No. 63S hade
E q u ip m en t Z : No. 40 M antle an d No. 98 S h ad e
(46)
The Coleman Hollow W ire System
The Best Lighting System For the Home
It Is Inexpensive to Install.— Cost is less than one-third
that of an acetylene plant and less than one-fourth
a cold process gas machine.
It Costs Next to Nothing to Operate.— 30 cents a month
will light the average home, and 50c a month a large
house. Oil lamps would cost more, acetylene six
times as much, electricity 10 times as much and with
none of these would you get near the amount of light
as with the Coleman system.
The Coleman System Is the Least Trouble.—Just fill the
tank once or twice a month and then pump in a few
strokes of air once or twice a week— th a t’s all. Each
Lamp is independent of the others and always ready
to light.
The Coleman System Is F ar the Safest.— Every year hu n­
dreds of acetylene plants blow up, demolishing
houses and killing their occupants. Thousands of
Coleman systems are in use and they have never ex­
ploded, destroyed a home, or killed anybody. Elec­
tric wires get crossed and cause countless fires. Thir­
teen per cent of all fires are caused by overturned
oil lamps. Gasoline stove fires are of almost daily
occurrence, but the Coleman system has a clear rec­
ord.
The Coleman System Gives the Best L ight.— Both in qual­
ity and quantity. T he mantle on a Coleman Lamp
becomes perfectly incandescent and nearest to sun­
light. A proof of this is that all colors are revealed
same as in day-light. W h en it conics to quantity.—
well, the Coleman Light throws a shadow from all
the rest. T h e y are not in the same class.
M ADE ONLY BY
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
NO. 11 LAMP, EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
P aten ted July 2 6 , 1 9 1 0
1 1 0 8 - -1 109—O b ­
serve that the filtering
wick is an asbestos
tube with rod center
to prevent p a c k in g
and to make it easy to
replace.
Note the perfection
of the valve construc­
tion. Built up of solid
bar brass. See the
pocket b e l o w the
generator w i c k to
catch impurities, thus
preventing the gas tip
1118 from clogging.
Ground joints are
used to attach valve
to generator and gas
tip to valve. Wrench
with outfit only tool
needed to take all
apart.
Burner, M a n t l e,
Globe a n d Crown
Holder are instantly
detached from valve
by turning stem 1151.
No danger of break­
ing mantle.
Thus it requires less
than 10 seconds to re­
move the gas tip for
cleaning should some
particle clog orifice.
No. 1129 is th e
patented mixing chamber. It muffles the noise, mixes
air and vapor better and thus produces a better light.
For list of parts an d prices see o th e r side
M A D E O NLY BY
THE HYDRO-CARBON CO., Wichita, Kansas
(47)
Price List of Parts
Number 11 Lamp
Generator Wick (1108)
......................................$ .20
Center Rod for W ick..
.05
Tubular A sbesting W ick, per foot
. .16
W ire Gauze Screws, per doz
....
.16
Generator Tube and W ick (1107-8-9)
1.20
Valve complete (1103-16-42)..................................... 1.50
Valve Stem and Nut (1103-16)....................
.40
Valve stem only (1103) .................................................... 30
Gas Tip or Feed N ozzle (1118) ................................ .40
Generator Valve and Gas Tip (tested )
3.50
Heat Bell (1104)................................
40
Air Regulator (1111 ½ ) ................................
.20
Supporting Screw (1151)
.20
Burner Cap and Connection
......................... .48
Burner Cap (1123-25)
.40
M ixing Chamber (1129-19) ........................................ .80
Bunsen Tube (1122)...............................................................2 0
Lighting Torch .....................................................................25
Cleaning Pick ...........................................................
.10
To Light Lamps
Place the lighting torch, saturated by dipping in al­
cohol, around the support rod (1112). Light the
torch, let it burn nearly out. then open valve (1103)
at the same time hold the torch still lighted at the
bottom of globe.
Make sure the air regulator
( 1 1 1 1 ½ ) is regulated for brightest light.
To Care for Lamp
Be sure you have gasoline in tank— 15 to 20 lbs. pres­
sure, the tank feed valve open, and the air regulator
open at lamp. If you fail to get good light remove
lower part of lamp by loosening stem (1151). T hen
remove g as tip (1118) and clean orifice with pick No.
7. Replace tip and test flow through same. W h e n
putting on a new mantle always blow dust out of
burner cap (1125). After long use remove valve
from generator and put in a new wick.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No 110 F Q
The outside Lamp of No 11 series; 400 candle
power, 1/3c. per hour. Storm proof. A great success.
Price No. 110 Lam p..................................................... $ 1 0 .8 0
P rice does not include m antle, sh ad e or globe. S ee sheet (99)
E q u ip m en t F. Q : No. 40 M antle, No. 67 S hade, No. 97 G lobe
(49)
Outside Lamp Number 110
For Use with Hollow Wire Systems
A Unique Lamp
This Lamp stands in a class by itself. No other m a n u ­
facturer has anything to compare with it. It is the
only successful single mantle outdoor Lamp, and
is just the thing for porches and lawns.
Storm Proof
Not only for wind, but also for rain. Observe fur­
ther that there is no inside globe to break and give
trouble. Beware of all outdoor gasoline Lamps that
must use an inner g lo b e ; they are an endless source
of expense and annoyance.
Bug Proof
In some climates bugs and insects swarm around
outside lamps by the million. T o prevent injury to
mantles, same must be well protected as they are in
this Lamp No. 110.
Fool Proof
Not all of us are mechanics and the best of us do fool­
ish things sometimes. It is well to have a lamp that
is more than “ easy to repair.” It should be “ hard to
get out of repair.” Lam ps Nos. 11 and 110 are of this
kind.
Price Complete Plants (less m antles, globes and shades.)
One light system with 3-gal. ta n k ...........................$26.80
One Lamp, 25 ft. wire, 4 unions brazed and one
tee .......................................................................... 13.80
For prices of equipment see sheet (99).
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
Wichita, Kansas
THE CO LEM AN SY STEM
No. 2 F
FLA
A low-priced store light of great efficiency.
Simple, effective, brilliant, economical.
Similar to No. 1, but a double burner.
Lamp No. 2 (less shade and m antles)....................$8.00
For casing support to make 24 in. fixture
.80
For longer fixtures, each 6 in. increase .................. 20
F. L. A. (Floor Lighting attachment complete).
1. .20
See E q u ip m en t prices sheet (99) F: 2 No. 40 m antles, 1No. 67 shade
(50)
N um ber
2
L am p
A W onderful L ight P roducer.— Lam p No. 2 is certainly
a brig h t one. It uses tw o standard size “ R ag ”
m antles and is rated at 800 candle power. T his lam p
has been im proved this season by changing the m ix­
ing cham ber to correspond w ith th a t of lam p No. 11,
except th at the No. 2 has a double outlet to th e
burners. T h is change has muffled the noise and at
the same tim e furnished the m eans of attaching a
very substantial globe support.
An Inexpensive F ixture.—T o secure great results on a
small investm ent the No. 2 Lam p cannot be excelled.
T his lam p in constructive features is a com bination
of our No. 1 and No. 11. T h e casing hanger, gener­
a to r valve and gas tip are sim ilar to the No. 1, while
the m ixing cham ber and burners correspond to the
No. 11. T he No. 2 Lam p is therefore no experim ent.
It is a proven success, built on principles th a t have
stood the “test of tim e.”
L am p E quipm ent Is S ubstantial.— All No. 2 lam ps are de­
signed to be equipped w ith w hite enam elled steel
shade No. 67 and tw o ‘R a g ’ m antle No. 40. T here
is therefore no glass to break in the regular equip­
m ent of this fixture. W hen desired to protect m antles
from bugs an inexpensive screen, No. 70, can be a t­
tached to shade by clips No. 68. Shade No. 67 is al­
w ays used on this lamp.
T he F loor L ig hting A ttach m en t can be attached to any No.
2 lamp. N ote the fact th a t our construction gives a
central chain pull and does not pull the lam p o u t of
plum b. I t can be used on lam ps having w ire sus­
pension as well as casing support.
Price Com plete P la n ts (less M antles, Shades and G lobes).
No. 2, one light system , 3 gallon ta n k .................. $24.00
Each extra lam p including 25 feet w ire tube,
four unions brazed to w ire and No. 17 tee.. 11.00
F o r casing support to m ake 24-inch fixture, add .80
F o r each 6-inch increase in length of fixture, add .20
F o r F loor L ig h tin g A ttach m en t, com plete, add 1.20
F o r 5-gallon tan k in place of 3-gallon, a d d
1.60
F o r 8-gallon tank in place of 3-gallon, add ............3.20
T h e H y d r o - C a r b o n C o ., W i c h i t a , K a n s a s
T H E
C O LEM A N
No. 2 F G
SY STEM
No. 2 0 F G
W e believe Lam p No. 2 is the best ever produced
at the price. It is especially recom ended to those w ho
w ant a sim ple low -priced lam p of great candle pow er
that can be dep en d ed upon for long continuous service.
Equipm ent F. G. as illustrated gives splendid satis­
faction everyw here. T he large globe is supported from
the bottom securely and gives full protection to the
mantles. Prices quoted include globe holder.
In cold, w indy places the No. 20 is recom ended
as the generator tube is fully protected by the ventilator
hood.
No. 2 Lam p and globe h o ld er..................
$ 8 .4 0
No. 20 Lam p and globe h o ld er.............................. 1 0 .0 0
Casing H angers (ceiling plate, canopy and 6 in.
c a sin g )..........................
80
Each 6 inch increase in casing hanger ................
.2 0
Shade and mantles not included. See price sheet (99)
(51)
Number 2 Lamp and Number 20 Lamp
For U se in Partially Exposed Places.— Lamp No. 20 is
recommended. As equipment use shade No. 67 and
globe No. 69. The ventilator hood is necessary to
keep the generator hot in windy places and the globe
for m antle protection. For all interior lighting, un­
less lam p is subject to very strong air currents, the
No. 2 is the better lamp to use.
For Summer Pavilions, Tents, Stands, Small Shows, etc.,
the No. 20 lamp has long been used with much suc­
cess. O ur larger globe and improved globe holder
make this lamp ideal for the purposes named.
The Low Cost of Operation for lamps Nos. 2 and 20 never
ceases to be a wonder to those who use them. T w o
cents for 800 candle power three hours is certainly
cheap light. No business can afford to get along
without brilliant illumination with this proposition
before them. T he first cost is so low and the cost of
operation so small that the investment never fails
to be returned in larger profits.
To Get the B est Results in Store Lighting place the lamp
high up in the room. The shade then reflects the
light over a large floor space. By using the floor
lighting attachment the lamps can be operated just
as easy as if lower down. The lighting torch is at­
tached to a handle so same is readily placed on lamp
from the floor.
Price Complete Plants (less M antles, Shades and G lobes).
No. 2. one light system, 3 gallon tan k
$24.40
No. 20, one light system, 3 gallon t a n k .......... 26.00
Each additional No. 2 Lamp, 25 feet wire, four
unions brazed on and No. 17 tee ................ 11.40
Each additional No. 20 L am p as above
13.00
F or Floor L ighting Attachm ent, a d d ................. 1.20
F or 5-gallon tank in place of 3 gallon, a d d .......... 1.60
For 8-gallon tank in place of 3 gallon, a dd ......... 3.20
M ADE ON LY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
TH E C O LEM AN SY STEM
No. 2 Sectional View
Note that the construction is similar to the No. 1
Lamp as to vital parts, generator, valve and gas tip. The
air intake (211) and bunsen tube (222) are larger. O b­
serve the patent noise muffler and mixing chamber (217).
This same muffler is used on Lamp No. 11 in single
burner form. To this mixing chamber is attached the
globe holder (246) by means of rod (236). Always
use white enameled steel shade.
(52)
Number 2 Lamp
Price List of Parts—
Generator Wick, complete (208-09)
$ .20
Asbestos Tubular W icking, per foot
.16
W ire Gause Screens (213), per dozen
.16
Generator T u b e and Wick (207-8-9)
1.20
Valve, complete (202-3-16-13)......................
1.20
Valve Stem and Nut (203-16)
.40
Valve Stem only (203).
.32
Gas T ip (218)
Generator T ube Valve and Gas Tip (tested)
3.20
Heat Bell (204)...
.40
Crown Globe Holder (A226-8)..
1.20
Crown Holder Screws (228), three
.10
Bunsen Tube (A222)
.25
Mixing Chamber (A 217-9)
1.00
Mixing Chamber Plug (A 219)
.10
Globe Holder Rod and Plug (236)..
.20
Globe Holder (246)
.20
B urner Cap, Screen and Nipple (223-5-7)
.25
L ighting T orch (Asbestos Fork)
.25
Pick for Cleaning Gas Tip
.10
To Light Lamps— Place fork lighting torch saturated in
alcohol around gas tip (218). T hen light same. W h en
torch has burned low, open valve (203) at the same
time applying lighted torch below mantles or apply
match if torch has burned out.
T o Care For L a m p — Observe that the lower part or lamp
is suspended from the gas tip and is quickly un­
threaded from s a m e ; thus leaving all vital parts ac­
cessible. If a lamp fails to give a good light the
cause is alm ost sure to be in part (118). This gas
tip is attached to valve by ground joint and requires
but a m om ent to remove and clean with pick. T his
rarely occurs and is easily remedied. W h e n putting
on a new mantle it is well to blow the dust out of
the burner cap.
M ADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 101 A
A fine bracket lamp similar in construction and
operation to No. 11 A. Recommended for use in low
ceiling rooms. Very easy to install and operate.
E qu ip m en t A : 1No. 40 m antle, 1 No. 60 globe
Price, 12 inches long (less mantle and globe) $8.80
Price, 18 inches long (less m antle and globe) 9.00
No. 101 Z
Same as 11 A except that this is equipped with our
famous prism shade No. 98, which has a remarkable
power of diffusing light throughout the room.
Price, 12 inches long (less mantle and shade) $8.80
Price, 18 inches long (less mantle and shade) 9.00
E qu ip m en t Z : 1 No. 40 m antle, 1 No. 98 shade
F or price of eq u ip m en t see S heet (99)
(53)
Number 101 Lamp
The M ost Successful Lamp in the W orld in modified form.
In the whole field of residence lighting no Lam p has
ever been produced that excelled our No. 11. Lamp
No. 101 is the No. 11 Lam p in bracket form.
In Many Offices, Desk and Table Lam ps are needed. These
are usually arranged around the walls of room. This
Bracket Lam p attached to wall just above the desk
is most satisfactory. L am p No. 101 is furnished
either 12 in. or 18 in. long.
In Shops and Factories an Abundance of Light on the
benches is a paying investment. T he No. 101 Lam p
puts the light right where it will do the most good
at a remarkably low cost.
In L ighting H om es Lamp No. 101 is a Favorite for use in
bed rooms, in the kitchen and in the cellar. It is the
only L am p to use in all places where it is more con­
venient to attach the L am p to the wall than to the
ceiling.
M ADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 102 A
This is the chandelier type of our great residence
light, the No. 11. It is No. 101 bracket lamp made into
a two arm chandelier and has all the valuable features
of the No. 11 and No. 101 lamps.
Price complete (less mantles and globes)
$18.00
For each 6 inches increase in length of stem
add......................................................................................26
E qu ip m en t A : 2 No. 40 m antles, 2 No. 60 globes
F o r prices of eq u ip m en t see S heet (99)
(54)
Number 102 Lamp
W e Recommend the No. 102 Lamp for parlors and large
living or dining rooms.
It H as the Same Convenient D evice as Our No. 11 for re­
moving lamp head from generator should it ever be­
come desirable to open up gas tip.
The No. 102 H as the Improved Muffler m aking it noiseless
and when equipped with frosted globes gives a strong
but soft light which makes it an extremely desirable
residence lamp.
The No. 102 Lamp is Especially Adapted to a Large Living
Room where five or six persons can easily work or
read under its rays.
It Is a Beautiful Fixture, and has an elegance about it that
will add dignity to any home. It is a popular style
with those who are willing to buy the best. Either
one or both lamps m ay be used at one time as de­
sired.
To Light and Care for Lam ps follow the instructions shown
on sheet (47) illustrating the No. 11 Lamp.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
T H E
C O LEM A N
SY ST EM
No. 3 3 B—6 0 0 C an d le P o w er
T he efficiency of Lam p No. 33 has never been
questioned. For five years it has been the great store
light—the acknow ledged leader am ong all upright
m antle lamps. T he curved arms insure the highest
candle power.
Price, for wire supp ort................
$ 1 0 .8 0
Price, 24 in. with casing .............
11 .6 0
For each 6 inch increase in length...........................
.20
Prices do not include mantle and globe. See Sheet (99)
N um ber
33 B
L am p
O ur L a te s t H a rp F ra m e L am p, w ith th e Qg Globe. I t is
know n as No. 33B. It produces a stro n g powerful
w hite light. T h e Chronic K icker says, “ I t ’s too
b rig h t.” T h a t’s the only th in g he can find to kick
about.
I t H as N ine Inches of G enerating Space while the old style
lam ps have but three inches.
T he No. 33 L am ps do not need the w icking rem oved so
often because there is so m uch m ore of it to take up
th e im p u ritie s in th e gasoline.
T he N ew Style V aporizer is in the U pper R ight A rm of the
F ix tu re w here there is no sm all hole to clog up.
R em em ber th a t all im purities of the gasoline are
deposited a t the point of vaporization.
Im prove­
m ents in the b urner and the curve in the fram e have
g reatly increased the brilliancy of this lam p. It also
goes out in stantly w hen tu rned off, th u s leaving the
m antle clean.
T he L am p is E asily C hanged F rom One L ocation to A n­
other if re-arrangem ent of store or room m akes this
desirable or necessary.
N ew D esigns M ay A ttra c t and other lam ps outsell but the
No. 33 has m any friends who will buy no other.
MADE ONLY BY
TH E COLEM AN LAM P CO.
W ic h ita , K a n sa s
T H E
C O LEM A N
SY STEM
33 A
33 C
Lamp No. 33 A, using large globe is preferred by
m any to the 33 B, which uses the Qg Jena Globe. No.
33 B gives the brightest light as the glass is thinner and
obstructs the light to less extent. W ith a metal chimney
to protect the generator No. 33 A will burn successfully
in a strong wind.
No. 33 C uses a large mica chim ney and so has no
glass to break. A brass spinning fits over mica chim ney
and connects with the chim ney extension. Thus equip­
ped, lamp will burn in strong wind and even stand much
rain.
Price, Lamp No. 33....................................................$ 1 0 .8 0
Price, with casing support....................................... 11.6 0
For each 6 in. in excess of 24 in ..........................
.2 0
Prices do not include globes, mantles or chimneys. See sheet (99)
(56)
Number 33 A Lamp
This Lamp W hen Equipped with Metal Chimney extension
will burn perfectly in a wind or strong draft.
Some Prefer This Shape of Globe and it also produces a
softer light than the Q g globe.
W hen Placed Above a Desk or where it is in the constant
line of vision, this style gives splendid satisfaction.
W e Regard O ur No. 33 as the best lamp made of the u p ­
right mantle type.
The Curved Gas Arm offers so little resistance to the vapor
that 50% more light is obtained than with other low
pressure lamps. W icks are easily removed.
It is easy to operate. A four light system can be lighted in
less than two minutes.
Number 33 C Lamp
The No. 33 Lamp with a Mica chimney is known as No.
33C.
W ith the M etal Extension it will give good service even
where subjected to sudden drafts or changes of tem ­
perature.
The No. 33 H as a V aporizing W ick to absorb impurities
in the gasoline and a filtering wick to prevent the
gas tip from becoming stopped up by dust particles,
nine inches of wicking while most lamps have a
wick about three inches long which soon becomes
dirty. For these reasons this lamp will burn longer
w ithout attention than any similar style on the m ar­
ket.
It Gives a Strong, Pow erful L ight and is a heavily nickeled
fixture, suitable for a store or public building.
M ADE ONLY BY
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
N o . 3 3 is
m ade r i g h t .
Simple and easy
to handle. Gas­
oline Vaporizes
in tube 6. Turn­
ed on by valve
14. Filters in
tube 7. Feeds
through gas tip
18 and follows
curved tube 22
to burner 38.
Use S p e c i al
Heavy B u rn e r
Cap and Colem an Loops
M a n t l e w ith
C e n t e r P o st
Support.
Sectional No. 33 B
Every feature that makes a successful lamp is em­
bodied in the construction of our No. 33. It has never
been excelled by any other upright mantle lamp. All
parts are constructed so as to be easily taken apart to
clean and replace wicks when needed.
(57)
Number 33 Lamp
Price List of Parts:
Generator W ick ...............................3306-6½ ........... $ .20
Cleaning Plug ................
3310..............................20
Valve complete ...............................3311-14-16........ 1.00
Valve Stem and N u t .................... 3314-16...................... 40
Valve Stem only. ......................... 3314..................
.32
Filter Wick and Screen ............3307-13 ......................15
Filter T ube and W i c k .................3323-7 ............... .65
Gas Tip ...........
3318.................... .40
Filter Tube, W ick and Gas Tip complete
1.00
Valve, Filter Tube, W ick and Gas T i p ................. 2.00
Air Bell ............ .................................... 3319..
.32
Smoke Bell (brass nickeled)....... 3339-40 ......................40
Supporting Screw E y e ......................3309.......
1. 5
Drain Screw ...........
...3337
1. 5
Burner complete ............................... 3338 B & C
1.00
B urner Cap
........................ ...3338 C ....................... .4 0
Lighting P a d . ......................................
TO L IG H T L A M PS
Be Sure That Valve 3314 on lamp is turned off tight and
gasoline supply valve on tank is open.
After Saturating the A sbestos Pad with Alcohol place it on
top of the globe and apply a match. Allow it to
burn 30 or 40 seconds, then open valve and lamp
should light from torch. If blaze goes out before
you turn on valve use a match to light the lamp.
To Fill Tank, Rem ove Filler Plug, pour in gasoline using
strainer funnel, then replace filler cap, screwing it
up tight. P u m p up to 15 or 18 lbs. pressure and close
air valve.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 26 B
The very best lamp of this type it is possible to
produce, but not equal to our No. 33. We recommend
the No. 26 to those who want the best there is at a low
price. All brass construction, finished in fine oxydized
copper, regularly equipped with Qg Jena Globe.
Price, without casing support.............
$8.80
Price, length 30 in. as illustrated............................... 9.60
For each 6 in. increase in length .................................... 20
Prices do not include m antle and globe. See sheet (99)
(59)
Number 26 Lamp
W ith the Exception of Our No. 33 Lamp we regard the
No. 26 as the best lamp of the tubular type on the
market.
W hen we put the No. 33 Lamp on the market we had a lot
of parts made up for the No. 26 which have since
been assembled.
A s we find ourselves overstocked on this lamp we will make
a special price upon application. It costs less to
make the No. 26 than the No. 33 and we are also
sacrificing some of our profit to reduce the stock. If
you w ant a high class light at a low cost write at
once for special prices good only until present stock
is exhausted.
The No. 26 is a Strong, W ell Built, Durable Lamp and the
price should not be compared with that usually asked
for inferior lamps. T he No. 26 has heavier tubing,
larger fittings, a burner tube scientifically constructed
to increase the candle power and a better burner.
Ask for Our Special Proposition on One and T w o Light
System s using N o. 26 lamps and a two gallon tank.
This is a snap for any one looking for the best serv­
ice at low cost. Agents can make big money selling
these where people think they cannot afford a larger
plant.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
No. 26 A
No. 26 E T
Lamp No. 26 B uses burner No. 1
.7To
½ accom­
modate large globe No. 81 as illustrated attach Beacon
Globe Holder Ring. To use chimney No. 90 and shade
No. 100 as illustrated in Lamp No. 26 ET, attach Beacon
Prong Holder to the No. 17 ½ Burner.
Globe No. 81 may be ordered either clear or frosted.
The frosted globe gives the most pleasing effect and
softens the light making it easy on the eyes.
For the best illumination use No. 26 B or 26 ET.
Price, wire support, length 24 in
$8.80
Price, with casing support, length 30 in
.......... 9.60
For each 6 in. increase in length......................................20
Prices do not include m antle and glassw are. See sheet (99)
(60)
Number 26 Lamp
In Parts of the Country W here Our Inverted Styles of
Coleman System Lam ps are not well known m any
people, because of the satisfaction given by our tu b u ­
lar frame lamps, continue to purchase them. T he
only styles of this type that we expect to manufac­
ture in the future are the No. 26 and No. 33 Lamps.
The No. 26 Lamp because of its sim plicity will always find
a ready sale and the No. 33 lamp will be sold to those
who are willing to pay a little more for a better lamp.
In Construction the No. 26 Lamp is Made of H eavy Brass
Tubing much better than is usually put into tubular
frame lamps. All threads are cut with geometric
dies and perfectly true. Silver solder is used in all
joints and every part accurately made, assembled
and thoroughly tested before leaving the factory.
Finished only in fine oxidized copper.
W here a Strong Light for the Sm allest Possible Investm ent
is wanted and where a fancy fixture is no object the
No. 26 lamp is recommended. T h e same five year
guarantee is given with the No. 26 as with our other
lamps. It is an economical lamp to use and supplies
are easily obtained.
A s W e H ave a Large Stock of No. 26 lamps on hand we
will make a special quantity price on application.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
THE COLEMAN SYSTEM
3 Gallon
8 Gallon
Regular sizes 2, 3, 5, 8 and 10 gallon.
The Coleman System Tanks have long been known
for the good quality of the material from which they are
constructed, they are all carefully made in our own
factory and will be found extremely durable.
P rices on b ack of this S heet.
(96)
Price List of Tanks and Gauge Only:
2
3
5
8
10
Gallon
Gallon
Gallon
Gallon
Gallon
T a n k holding 1½
T a n k holding 2
T a n k holding 3
T a n k holding 6
T a n k holding 6
gallons gasoline....$ 7.90
gallons gasoline.... 9.50
gallons
½
gasoline. .. 10.70
gallons gasoline.... 12.30
gallons gasoline.... 13.50
Price L ist of Tank A ccessories:
No. 1 P u m p (for 2 and 3 gallon ta n k s ) .................$3.20
No. 0 P u m p (for 5 and 8 gallon tanks). ............. 3.60
No. 00 P um p (for 10 gallon ta n k ) .......................... 4.00
F unnel (Special with detachable s train er)
.50
.40
W re n ch (Machined to fit all n u ts ) ...............
Air Gauge (E x tra good q u ality).....................
3.20
A M istake is Som etim es Made by Trying to U se a Tank of
too Sm all Capacity. For instance, a three gallon
tank may be successfully used with three No. 1
lamps but is not large enough for three No. 18 lamps.
It Is Therefore W ise to B uy a Tank of Am ple Size. You
do not then have to fill or pum p it up so often or buy
a new tank if you should w ant to add one or two
lamps to your plant at a future time. A small tank
requires frequent attention if all or most of your
lamps are in constant use.
W hen Finished Every Tank is Subjected to a T est of 100
lbs. to the square inch. It is then put into stock
with the air gauge at 30 lbs. and when shipments are
made the slightest leak is quickly detected. This is
w hy all of our tanks go out in perfect condition.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
T H E
C O LEM A N
SY STEM
W ire C onnections
W e have illustrated above the wire connections in
most general use. Num bers 20 and 21 are new con­
nections with nail plates attached and are convenient
in holding union to position while stretching wire.
All our connections are m ade of heavy solid brass,
standard size and fitted with universal threads.
This feature of our connections will be appreciated
by repair men and any one who has tried to use con­
nections m ade by some m anufacturers whose unions fit
only their own systems.
For prices see back of this sheet
(97)
Price L ist of C onnections:
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
13 J (ja m b )......................................................... $ .03
13 N ( n u t) ....................................................................05
13 or No. 13B (b lin d )..................
.08
1 or No. 1B (b lin d )................................................... OS
7 (Sleeve C oupling)................................................... 03
8 (Couples two No. 13).............................................16
14 (E ll C onnection)................................................. 1C
15 (C orner tee 3 w a y )...............................................24
16 (T ee w ith drop 4 w a y )............................
.28
17 (T ee 3 w a y )........................................................... 20
24 (C ross 4 w a y )....................................................... 24
No. 113 (2 w ay having No. 13 d ro p )............ .32
813 (3 w ay having No. 13d ro p )....................
.40
1713 (4 w ay having No. 13d ro p )............................48
20 (Ell w ith nail p la te )...........................
.32
23 (C ross w ith drop 5 w a y ).................................. .48
21 (T ee w ith m il p la te )...........................................40
Price L ist of W ire T ubing, Casing, E tc .:
W ire T u b in g per foot
.......................................... .06
B razing Connections to tubing, each
......
.12
Casing per f o o t...................................................................40
Canopies to cover ceiling p la te ...................................... .40
Canopy or Ball to cover hickey.................................... 50
Ceiling P lates .................................................................... 24
Iron Pipe per foot..................................
.12
H ickey ...................................................................................24
H o o k s ..............................................
.... ..20
Price L ist of Gas T ip s:
No. 1 for Lam p No. 1, 11, 101,102table lamps.... ..40
No. 2 for Lam p No. 2..................................................... 40
No. 3 for Lam p No. 13, 9, 90.........................................40
No. 4 for Lam p No. 33 and 36.....................................40
No. 5 for Lam p No. 15, 12, 18,180, B ’v’d Lam p .40
No. 6 for Lam p No. 16................................................... 40
No. 7 for Lam p No. 17.......... ...................................
.40
MADE ONLY BY
THE
HYDRO
CARBON
W ic h ita , K a n sa s
CO.
T H E
C O LEM A N
SY STEM
C O N D E N S E D P R IC E L IS T O F L A M P S
NO. OF LAMP
Price of 24 inch
Lamp canopy
c a sand
i n g NO. OF LAMP
only ceiling plate
No. 1.. ...............$ 6.40 $7.20
No. 101 (12 in.) ......
8.80
No. 102.......................
18.00
No. 10.............. 8.008.80 No.
No. 11 ........
8.00
8.80
No. 110.......
10.80
No. 2__
8.00
8.80
No. 2 with Att..
9.20 10.40
No. 20...... .
10.00 10.80
No. 26.............. 8.80
9.60
No. 33.............. 10.80
11.60
No. 36.............. 18,00
No. 37.............. 32.00
.......
Price of 24 inch
Lamp Lam
pcasing
canopy
and
only ceiling plate
No. 9................. $10.00 $
...........
No. 90............... 12.80
......
No. 13..
11.20
15
16.00
No. 17........................
19.20
No. 18..........................
No. 180............. 12.50
......
No. 8................ 11.60
......
No. 80.......................................
No. 12 .........................
11.20
No. 14............
16.00
No. 16 ........................
19.20
No. 7...........................
9.00
Prices do NOT include mantles, shades or globes.
prices see Sheet 99
For these
N ote— W hen a lam p is m ade both w ith and w ith ­
o ut casing the price will be found in both colum ns.
See lam p No. 1. W hen lam ps are m ade only in one
style the price is show n in the proper column. See
No. 101 m ade only w ith casing and No. 110 m ade only
w ithout casing. Above prices are the same prices as
shown on preceding pages.
T O F IN D C O ST O F A C O L E M A N L IG H T IN G
SY STEM .
Select the lam ps desired from the above list and
add the prices shown to the cost of the distributing
system of proper size, which will be found on the back
of this sheet. T his will give you the cost of a system
less m antles and glassw are. T o this add the cost of
m antles, globes or shades necessary to com plete the
lamps, which prices are shown on sheet 99 or current
price card. You will then have the total cost of a
system figured on a basis of 25 feet of hollow wire per
lamp. If you need m ore wire than this add 6 cents per
foot for the extra am ount used.
(98)
Distributing System
T h e se p rices in clu d e ta n k , p u m p , g au g e, fu n n e l, w ren ch , c o n n e c t­
ing te e s an d w ire tu b in g (2 5 ft. fo r ea ch lam p to b e u se d ).
A ll tu b in g is c u t to o rd e r an d a u nion co n n ectio n
b raz ed on ea ch en d of ev ery p iece.
NO. OF LIGHTS
1 lig h t s ys t e m .
2
'
'
3
4 "
5 "
6 "
7
8
9
10 “
11
12 “
To price of
"
"
"
"
.....
2 gallon 3 gallon 5 gallon 8 gallon
Tank
Tank
Tank
Tank
10 gallon
Tank
$ 13.90 $ 15.50 $ 17.10 $ 18.70
16.4 0 I8 .00 19.60 21.20
$ 20.30
22.80
2. 50 22.10
24. 60
27.10
29.60
23.70
26.20
28.70
31.20
33.70
25.30
27.80
30.30
32.80
35.30
36.20
37.80
38.70
40.30
42.80
45.30
47.80
D istributing System add price of lam ps, m antles,
shades and globes.
Experience shows that 25 feet of tubing is about
the average am ount used for each lamp in a system.
T he above table is therefore figured on this basis. In
filling orders we charge for the actual number of feet
used as this is more satisfactory to all.
T o determine wire measurements, mark on the
ceiling where the lamps are to hang, decide upon loca­
tion of tank and measure from tank to nearest lamp,
or branch connection if there is to be one between
tank and the nearest lamp. Next measure from lamp
to lamp but do not include drop wires. Give us the
height of the ceiling and we will add enough to your
wire m easurements to m ake drops of proper length.
W e braze on all union connections and send you
the system complete. A n y intelligent workman can
easily h a n g the lamps and connect the wires.
MADE ONLY BY
THE HYDRO CARBON CO.
W ichita, Kansas
M AN TLES, G LO BES AN D SH A D ES
T h e f o llo w in g p a g e s g iv e p r ic e s
a n d i l l u s t r a t i o n s on all m antles and glass­
ware used on Colem an Lighting Systems.
In a d d itio n to c a r r y in g a fu ll lin e
o f e q u i p m e n t for all styles of Coleman
Lam ps we handle a great variety of mantles,
shades and globes that will fit lam ps m ade by
other com panies.
Let us know w hat you w ant and w e will sup­
ply you if possible.
BREAKAGE
A ll g l a s s w a r e is p a c k e d in t h e
m o s t a p p r o v e d m a n n e r by experi­
enced men. It can be sent by freight, express
or parcel post. Breakage must be borne by
purchaser unless receipt showing dam age is sent
us in which case we are usually successful in
getting claim allowed.
TERM S
Liberal discounts are given from list prices
and unless you have an account with us cash
should be sent with all orders.
T h e
C o le m a n
L a m p
W ic h ita , K a n s a s
101
C o .
No. 40 Coleman Rag Mantle
S tan d ard for all
inverted gasoline
lights. U sed on
C olem an System
L am ps Nos. 1, 2
10, 11, 12, 18, 20
101, 102, 110 and
180.
T h ese m antles
are extra heavy
w eave an d sp ec­
ially coated for
gasoline lam ps.
W e believe they
are th e b est m an ­
tle to be obtained
an d t h e m o s t
e c o n o m ic a l to
No.
40 Large Coleman Rag Mantle
N o. 40 L arg e C o lem an R ag M an tle
Price per doz.
.
.
.
buy.
$2.40
No. 41 Junior Rag Mantle
A b o u t one half th e size
of No. 40, b u t of the
sam e high quality.
U sed on the C olem an
R eading L am p, A ir-O L ite S eries and C ole­
m a n S y s te m L am ps
Nos. 7, 9, 13, 15, 17 and
90. T h ese m antles are
m ad e to conform to
c e r t a i n specifications
an d are m uch b etter
th an th e ch eap er m an ­
tles generally offered
to th e tra d e .
Price per doz.
No. 41 Junior Rag Mantle
.
.
.
$1.80
No. 44 Coleman Loop Mantle
N o. 44 C olem an L oop M antle
M anufactured esp ec­
ially for hollow w ire
system lam ps. It has
w on d erful strength and
lasting qualities.
U sed on C o le m a n
L am ps Nos. 26, 33, 36
and 37.
It has alw ays been
our policy to supply our
custom ers w ith the best
m antle to be obtained
at the price quoted.
W e do not carry all of
th e cheap m antles to be
found becau se som e of
them are high at any
price.
Price p er doz.
$3.00
No. 45 Coleman
Cap Mantle
Sam e quality as No.
44 b u t m ade w ith coat­
ed w ire support.
T he best one to be
obtained for gasoline
lam ps using a cap m an ­
tle.
T h e w ire s u p p o r t
will not b u rn out and
because of its d u rab il­
ity it is often used on
natural gas.
T his has long been
one of o ur m ost reliable
m antles.
P rice p er doz.
$3.60
N o. 45 C olem an C ap M antle
102
No. 47 H. C.
Special Mantle
For years this has
been the standard for
A rc p ressu re l a m p s
and high p ressu re sys­
tem gasoline lam ps.
W e think it is im pos­
sible to p ro du ce a b e t­
ter m antle at any price.
P rice p er doz.
$4.00
No. 48 H. C.
Extra Mantle
N o. 47 H . C . M antle
T h e H. C. E xtra m an ­
tle is the sam e as H . C.
Special except th at it is
som ew hat heavier.
Both m antles are five
inches in length and fit
the s t a n d a r d sized
G erm an S ilver c a p s
used on arc p ressu re
lam ps.
P rice p er doz.
4.20
No. 49 Gas
Special Mantle
M anufactured to m eet
the requ irem ents of gas
b urners. It is h ardly
heavy enough for the
strong p ressu re of gas­
oline lam ps. It is a
splendid m antle at a
low price.
T h e re is a vast d iffer­
ence b etw een a good
m antle at a cheap price
and a ch eap m antle at
a good price.
No. 49 is a good m an ­
tle honestly m ad e and
gives th e b est service
of any m antle w e ever
h an dled at th e price.
P rice p e r doz.
$2.00
N o. 49 G as S p ecial M an tle
N o. 6 0 I n v e r te d G lo b e
Can be furnished in
clear, frosted or half­
frosted.
It is standard size for
single mantle inverted
gas or gasoline lamps.
Packed one dozen in
a package 6 dozen in a
case.
Each
-
-
20c
No. 60--33/8in. Fitter, 5 in. Diam.
N o . 6 1 I n v e r t e d G lo b e
Can be furnished in
frosted and half frosted
only.
On account of the
larger diameter many
prefer this globe to No.
60. It gives a larger
appearance to the lamp
and makes a better
looking fixture.
Each
-
-
40c
No. 61--33/8in. Fitter, 6 in. Diam.
N o. 6 2 In v e rte d S h a d e
Can be furnished
in plain opal or
green with white
lining.
This is a good
shade over desks
or reading table.
Because of the
wide flare, heat
does not crack
them.
Opal Each 40c
Green Each 80c
No. 62--33/8in. Fitter, 7¾ in. Diam.
103
N o. 6 3 F a n c y C o lo re d G lo b e w ith F r in g e
Specify colors
wanted. Can be
furnished Opal
trimmed in ruby,
yellow & black.
Ruby trimmed
in black & opal.
Green trimmed
in black & opal.
Yellow trim­
med in black &
opal.
Without fringe
it is No. 64.
No. 63 33/8in. Fitter, 6 in. Diam.
Each
$2.50
No. 6 4 F a n c y C olored G lo b e W ith o u t F ringe
Same as No. 63 without fringe. Each
$2.00
No. 65
Fancy Etched
Globe
With Fringe
A handsome
sh ad e without
bright c o lo rs
and one of our
best sellers.
Each - $2.00
No. 6 6
Fancy Etched
Globe
Same as No. 65
without fringe.
Each - $1.50
No. 65 33/8in. Fitter, 6 in. Diam.
N o. 6 7 S te e l E n a m e le d S h a d e
Also furnished
in burnished alu­
minum.
Used on Lamp
Nos. 1,2, 11 and
20.
Enameled Steel,
Each - $1.20
Aluminum,
Each .80
No. 67-3 3/8 in. Fitter, 12 in. Diam.
No. 68 Clips, for attaching No. 69 globe per set
-
.40
N o. 6 9
C lear G lobe
Used in connec­
tion with shades
67, 71 or 77.
Also used with
globe holder on
lamp No. 18 L G.
Each
-
$1.80
No. 69-4 in. Lower Fitter, 9 in Upper Fitter
N o . 71 S t e e l E n a m e l e d S h a d e
Used on No. 18. It eliminates all breakage.
No. 71--6 in. Fitter, 16 in. Diam.
No. 71, Each
.
.
.
.
No. 71 Double, used on No. 180, Each
104
-
$2.00
3.50
No. 73 Opal or Aluminum
N o. 73—6 in. F itter, 14 in. D iam .
S tand ard for all lam ps using 6 inch fitters. A good
shade for No. 18 A lw ays used on No. 18 L. G.
O pal E ach
$1.80
B urnished A lum inum , E ach
1.00
No. 74 Opal or Green
N o. 74--4 7/8 in. F itter, 10 in. D iam .
S tand ard for old style C olem an R eading L am p; also
used on No. 7 and Junior Series.
No. 74, O Plain O pal, E ach
$ .80
No. 74, G Plain G reen, E ach 1.80
N o . 7 5 A r t G la s s S h a d e
No 75--5 in. Fitter, 12 in. Diam.
Genuine Art Glass of finest quality. Used on Coleman
Reading Lamp, No. 7 and Junior Series.
No. 75 A Green and Amber, Each
$7.50
No. 75 B Green and Pink, Each
7.50
No. 75 C Pink and Amber, Each
7.50
N o . 7 7 S te e l E n a m e l e d S h a d e
No. 77—5 in. Fitter, 14 in. Diam.
No 77 is used on all system lamps having a 5 in. fitter.
E a c h ......................................................... $1.80
No. 77 Double Used on No. 90, Each
3.00
105
N o. 7 8 G lo b e F r o s te d o r H a lf F ro s te d
No. 78—5 in. Fitter, 8 in. Diam.
Standard for
Junior series.
Can also be
used on Cole­
man R ead in g
Lamps and all
styles using a 5
in. fitter except
No. 7.
When ordering
be sure and spec­
ify frosted or half
frosted.
Each - $1.20
N o. 81 O p a l o r C le a r G lo b e
For upright mantle lamps, 3 in. fitter, 7 ½ in. diam., used
on No. 33 A, Each
$1.00
N o. 8 5 B o u le v a rd G lo b e
For C olem an
Boulevard
Lamps.
These globes
are made espec­
ially for us of
clear glass unus­
ually tough. For
this reason we
have very little
breakage and
re c o m m e n d
them for any
street light using
same size fitter.
Height 12 ½ in.
Each - $2.80
No. 85—6 in. Lower Fitter, 12 in. Upper Fitter
N o. 9 2 Q G O p a l J e n a G lo b e
There is nothing bet­
ter than No. 92. It is
the best quality im­
ported and is used on
No. 33 and many sim­
ilar lamps.
It has long been the
standard g l obe for
Coleman harp lamps.
Each
$ .50
No. 93 Q G Opal
American make
Each
$ .40
No. 92—2 in. Fitter. 5 in. Diam.
No. 94 Q G Clear
American make
Each
$ .40
No. 95 Q or Q B Opal Jena Globe, standard for most sys­
tems except Coleman, Each
$ .40
No. 96 Q Opal American Globe, same shape as No. 95
Each
.30
No. 97 C Clear Globe for No. 110 lamp, Each
-
N o. 9 8
Prism S h ad e
with metal fitter.
This is a splen­
did shade for
general use on
Lamps Nos. 1
and 11.
It is the hollophane idea in a
gas shade and is
very popular.
Each
-
$1.50
No. 98-3 3/8in. Fitter, 6½in. Diam.
106
.80
N o . 3 0 1 B e ll S h a p e S h a d e
This is one of the
best shades we have
for the price. It is
a handsome shade
and has the appearance of costing much
more than we ask.
It is frosted, with
a clear line design.
No. 301--3 3/8in. Fitter, 6 in. Diam.
We also have red shades of the same shape white
inside.
Both of these styles are heavy durable goods and are
used on Nos. 1, 11, 101 and 102. Each
$1.00
N o. 3 0 2 S tra w C o lo re d S h a d e
This is a new shade similar to No. 63 except that it is
one color. It is a lighter color than No. 63, has same colored
fringe and is very
popular for Nos. 1
and 11. Many pre­
fer this tint as it has
the effect of soften­
ing the light in a
room.
It is a good shade
to use on the chan­
delier arms of Nos.
15 and 17 w hen
placed in residences.
Each
-
$1.50
No. 302--33/8in. Fitter, 6 in. Diam.
N o . 3 0 3 L a r g e I n v e r t e d G lo b e
This G lo b e
which can be
furnished either
frosted or half
f ro s te d is the
best one to buy
for all lamps with
6 inch fitters.
On account of
the larger diameter it does not
get as warm as
the smaller sizes.
No. 303--6 in. Fitter, 10 in. Diam.
Each
-
$1.80
N o. 3 0 4 L a rg e In v e rte d S h a d e
No. 304--6 in. Fitter, 16 in. Diam.
This is an opal shade and is standard for No. 18 V.
When used on this lamp the bottom of shade should come
about 9 or 10 feet from the floor to secure the best distribution of the light. It is a very heavy durable shade.
$1.80
Each
107
N o . 3 0 5 G la s s G lo b e
No. 305—
4 in. Lower Fitter, 10 in. Upper Fitter.
Standard for No. 180 Lamp. An exlra heavy durable
globe. Each
$1.80
N o. 3 0 6 “R a y o ” S h a d e
No. 306—10 inch Dome
Standard for "Rayo" Kerosene, also used on Air-O-Lite
and Kerosene System Lamps.
Plain Opal, Each
$ .80
Plain Green, Each
1.80
N o. 3 0 7 R ib b e d S h a d e
No. 307—10 inch Dome
Standard for Air-O-Lite and Kerosene System Lamps.
Ribbed Opal, Each
$ .80
Ribbed Green, Each
1.80
N o . 3 0 8 I n v e r t e d G lo b e f o r N o . 7
Can be furnished
frosted or half
frosted.
Standard for
No. 7 Lamps, but
not recommend­
ed for Junior
series.
It is a good
globe at a mod­
erate price.
Each
-
$ .60
No. 308—5 in. Fitter, 7 in. Diam.
108
No. 309 Wire Globe
No. 309-3 3/8in. Fitter, 4 ½ in. Diam.
T his is a p a t­
en ted article of
considera ble
m erit. T h e w ire
gauze is coated
w ith a h eat re ­
sisting m aterial
w hich m a k e s
them very d u r­
able.
T h ey are the
b est thing on the
m arket for p ro ­
tecting m antles
ag ain st insects.
E ach - $1.00
No. 310 sam e as No. 309 fitted to th e A ir-O -L ite w hich
can th en be used w ith or w itho ut shade. E ach - $1.10
No. 311 Etched Shade
U sed on No. 7
an d Junior Series
L am ps.
T h is is a h a n d som e shade and
an o rn am en t to
any room .
W hile in tend ed
for Nos. 7 and
13 it looks w ell
on Nos. 15 o r 17.
It h as a 4 inch
c r y s t a l fringe;
a l s o furnished
w ith o u t fringe.
No. 311 E -5 in Fitter, 9 ½ in. Diam.
W ith Fringe, E ach
.
.
.
.
$3.50
W itho u t Fringe, E ach
3.00
N o. 3 1 1 F ro s te d S h a d e
Same shape as
No. 311 E but
plain frosted in­
stead of etched.
It is one of the
best shades we
carry a n d the
cost p la c e s it
within the reach
of all.
No. 31 1F—5in. Fitter, 9 ½in. Diam.
With fringe
Each - $ 1.80
Without fringe
E a c h - 1.40
No. 311 shade, either plain frosted or etched, when
used on Nos. 15 and 17 should be accompanied by No. 312
shade on the chandelier arms.
Another good combination for Nos. 15 and 17 lamps is
to use a No. 74 shade on the main burner and Nos. 301 or
302 on the chandelier arms.
N o . 3 1 2 S m a ll F r o s t e d S h a d e
This is a very neat
shade for lamps Nos. 1,
11, 101, 102 and the
chandelier arms on Nos.
15 and 17. It is the
same shape as No. 311.
but smaller and furnished only with 3 inch
crystal fringe.
Each
-
$1.20
No. 312 F—33/8in. Fitter, 6 in. Diam.
109
N o. 3 1 4 A
F a n c y A -O -L S h a d e
No. 314 A Opal Shade with crystal fringe and is decorated in green. It is usually regarded as the most handsome shade made for the Air-O-Lite. Each
$6.00
N o. 3 1 4 B
F a n c y A -O -L S h a d e
No. 314 B Straw colored Shade with crystal fringe decorated in pale yellow. It has a green vine with pink flowers.
Each
$5.50
N o. 3 1 4 C
F a n c y A -O -L S h a d e
No. 314 C Opal Shade with crystal fringe, decorated in
green and small red flowers. This is a very neat appearing
shade, not over decorated and is reasonable in price.
Each
$4.50
N o. 3 1 4 D
F a n c y A -O -L S h a d e
No. 314 D Opal Shade with crystal fringe and decorated
n green and purple. Each
.
.
.
$4.30
110
N o. 3 1 4 E F a n c y A -O -L S h a d e
No. 314 E is a frosted shade with ten cut stars. A handsome shade. Each
$5.00
No. 314 F Plain frosted, Each
$3.00
No. 314 F without fringe, Each
2.50
N o . 3 1 5 A r t G la s s S h a d e
No. 315—5 in. Fitter, 18 in. Diam.
The most handsome shade of this kind we have found on
the market. It is a beautiful shade on the No. 13 but
can also be used on the No. 7 lamp. Each - $12.00
THE COLEMAN LIGHTS
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN
“A Little in Front o’ the Next”
A nd they asked m e how I did it,
A nd I gave them the Scripture te x t:
"You keep your Light so shining
A little in front o’ the next.”
Theycopied all they could follow,
they couldn't copy m y mind,
A n d left
I them sweating and stealing
A year and a half behind.
— K ipplin g
T h e C o lem a n L a m ps
Are Manufactured Only by
The Hydro-Carbon Co.
WICHITA, KANSAS
T H E COLEM
AN
LAMP CO..
1005 Summit St.,
TOLEDO, -
- - - OHIO.