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Old 02-03-18, 07:50
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Mike I'm not sure what makes up the fuel sold for running cookers, stoves, lights etc. but those fuel names I mentioned were just petrol without the lead additive back in the day. See the wording with your add for the Model no. 3 lamp.
My unused lamp is a British made "Bialladin" Model 305, made in 1964 and broad arrow marked and has a W.O. Cat No. JA5557.
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