Unboxing new DIETZ lanterns. #80 Blizzard & #8 Air Pilot 

👍🏻👍🏻 the bronze one is really good looking

Love the lantern videos!

Air pilot seems brighter

As beautiful as your yard is, with the water sound you could make one of them relaxing ambiance videos.

Very stable also

i like the blue

The Feuerhand video shows to round off the end of the wick, which I always do. Maybe will be the same.as what you have done. Big fan of the German made lanterns. Hard to beat.

I just got a vintage Dietz No. 2 D-lite made in New York on ebay in surprisingly wonderful shape for $38. No need to pay more for Chinese made lanterns of questionable construction. This is my first lantern after doing a lot of research. I'm also a fan of old things like that. However, that bronze one does look nice for an indoor lantern burning something that won't kill our cockatoos.

Those Feuerhand lanterns are solid. I'm sorry that they don't make any more styles nowadays, but I guess it makes sense to keep things streamlined. I'm looking at the Meva lanterns on the used market as an alternatives to the Feuerhand. Same look, so I think they might have been knock-offs from back in the Iron Curtain days.

Now review the Petromax! Amish use it. They use all of them.

By the way, with your camera automatically adjusting for light, it's a good idea to not point the camera right at the light while showing how much light it throws because it will dim down to get a good exposure, and it won't record an accurate representation of what you are actually seeing.

3.30 min... hecho in chi..na. nope...

They are Chinese crap but they give light and heat. No comparison to the other baby lanterns. Function wins if you really need a lantern.

I have 2 Dietz #80 Blizzards ( one is black , the other green), 1 Dietz 76 " original", 1 cheap amazon lantern and one cheap Stansport lantern from my local surplus store , and a Feurerhand 276 Baby Special. I strted out buying the Stansport first, then the cheap amazon lantern after watching a few youtube videos on alternative indoor light sources, oil lanterns were the main topic. The Feurerhand was ordered from W. T. Kirkman , both Dietz #80 ( black ) and 76 original and the cheap lantern were from amazon and the other #80 (green ) was ordered from one of the local hardware stores. I plan on adding a few more Feurerhand and Dietz lanterns in the coming months.