Lancaster Lanterns Nite-Hawk

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This just came after a long wait. Decided to do an unboxing and light it up!
It's an Amish Lantern and everything is Stainless steel except the burner assembly and generator which is brass. Valve assembly is Stainless steel and brass.
To order one of these contact Lancaster Lanterns. They will take your info and you'll be out on a waiting list that cave anywhere from 1 month to over a year.
Well worth the wait!
To checkout more lanterns head over to Coleman Collectors Forum.
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16 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@JMGeranimo Год назад

Wish these were still made. Love my Lightning Bug, but have always loved single mantles.

@kevinjohnson9533 2 года назад

Sadly, Lancaster Lanterns no longer makes the Night Hawk, hasn't now for several years. The alternative is the HC Lanterns Lightning Bug which was produced to compete with the NH. This was an excellent presentation of the lantern by Pyro Maniac.

@nunyabizness199 4 года назад

Looks kinda like a Coleman 237

@johnmc8785 7 лет назад

To really see what it can do, you'll need to grab some Light-House #710 mantle. I run the #710 on a lamp based on the same Lancaster Lanterns 400 burner, and it blows away using a Peerless 111 or a PetroMax 500 CP mantle. The #710 is actually capable of 600-800 CP.

@pyromaniac1491 7 лет назад

I just some of the 710 mantles. Will be trying them out tomorrow.

@mikewells4937 7 лет назад

that is a very cool lantern I would love to have one. Nice job on the video!!

@pyromaniac1491 7 лет назад

Mike Wells I love it! Thanks for watching.

@charlietango1635 7 лет назад

that is a very nice lantern, bigger tank, taller, so it is going to be a bit heavier

@pyromaniac1491 7 лет назад

CharlieTango 1 A lot heavier for sure my friend. Runs a lot brighter but still testing just how long it will run on a full tank. The cases you sent are in good use my friend! Awesome work!