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Oil lamps at the cabin, 2 Angle lamps and 1 Aladdin 
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- čas přidán 23. 12. 2022
- A look at my two wall mount Angle lamps, one Angle chandelier, and one Aladdin lamp. Also one of the reasons I’m so fond of oil lamps with a reading of trip a Little light fantastic from Walt. Disney’s Mary Poppins returns.  written by: Marc Shaiman / Scott Wittman
I love how you find pleasure in the simple things from long ago. You were born in the wrong century Jerry! Love your stories! You truly are a kind helper to so many! What a beautiful mission that is in your life!
Thank you Susan!!
Be sure to let that Aladdin warm up before you turn the light up. A 15 minute warmup is necessary.
Thank you. I did not know. When I didn’t do this step it was building up soot on the mantle. But when I did this step it cleaned off all the soot. Much appreciated.
Great Story! Thanks
Those lamps are beautiful..
Thanks Rudy! I love them as well
I went thru a divorce that was not my idea and was in a dark place but was able to fulfill my dream of living on a farm . I retired from my job in the big city and bought a 25 acre farm ,living in a big old farmhouse built in 1900 and actually not far from u in NW PA.
Gotta love this way of life huh, God bless all
You are truly a Lightworker! That is what they do! They help light the spark in the hearts of others. Take care! Thank you.
Thats a Great Acevment.
Thanks 😎
Got an aladdin model b table lamp in my room served me well in texas snowpocalypse
oh my goodness! lighting that lamp up was magic!! SO bright!!
How cool is that!!
I've got a few 12 or so old oil lamps and love them. I'd put them around my patio & garden and be working outside until 10:30 pm in the Summer!!
Merry Christmas from Maryland, Jerry!
Merry Christmas
A true keeper of the flame.
Wow! Those are much brighter than expected.
LUV IT. MARRY CHRISTMAS 🎄 WILD AND WONDERFUL WEST VIRGINIA
Merry Christmas! Love West Virginia
Great video. Big lantern fan here too. I just fixed up an old Deitz vesta from 1910. I like old Colemans and AGM lanterns as well. That Aladdin lamp is really cool. I've been looking for one of those but I'm cheap. lol. Merry Christmas man. Looking forward to the next one.
Merry Christmas. I have a lot of the Deltz vestas as well. Red, and green, and blue mostly. Most of them were given to me from a customer. They where her grandfather’s
Rogers OH flea market!!?? I've been there! LOL Such a small world!! :) --(I'm also a big fan of oil lamps)
We have a very old Aladdin no 7 , a big tall mantle burner, tube wick burner. We used it during a ice storm power outage where we didnt have power for days, and i had no idea that lamp was like area heater, it was a pleasant surprise how it heated up our entire kirchen area and it makes such bright light,it looked like a coleman.
But we used a lot of oil lamps for days.
We have a gas furnace but the electric runs the blower,so im still trying to get time to modify the furnace for emergency power outages.
I just chopped wood and we ran our fireplace and it warmed up the big great room if the house and we had oul lamps in other rooms and we never had any problems with waterlines freezing as i kept a big oil lamp running in the basement.
I want to put in a little woodburner in the basement at some point for energency use and just for taking the chill off and the heat can rise up into the other rooms on the side of the main loadbearing wall that hinders getting the fireplace warmth over there to bedrooms.
Im getting interested in lamps and lanterns again as i started getting these recommendations and it got me pondering on working on my old lanterns again and looking for a big ol dietz style lantern. I just don't have time for everything i want to build and restore and fix. Lol
Hey Jerry, I getting ready to call it a night ,I sat down and I thought about you, looked at my phone and seen the bell, for you,🙂 watching was like I'm hanging out it's very peaceful, nice and the lamp are VERY nice reminded me of' THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD ' 😉and the power of our FATHER shown to the MACCABEES !!!!! I have one VERY special oil lamp ,so I just wanna say,,,TO a, fellow servant of the lord JESUS CHRIST,i,again heard the your hearts one DESIRE (GOD)IN YOUR STORY❤🙏🏻💪ok now its time to go to bed, MERRY CHRIST MAS AND ALWAYS GODS WISDOM 😊
Merry Christmas
I have a love for old oil lamps as well. I started watching your channel for other reasons but it's so cool that we are on a similar page!
Yes man! It’s nice to keep like company!
Such a beautiful aim to have in life. Stay warm and cozy!
Amazing lamps and the story of your tattoo is beautiful. Love your page, thanks for sharing all. Super cool!
Thank you! Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas! 🎄
2 million views is a major accomplishment, congratulations.
Thank you!
@@logcabinlifestyle have you considered a video on the tractor?BTW love the oil lamps esp the chandelier.
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
Merry Christmas. I hadn’t but I do know that the other ones that it is in are doing pretty good. So, maybe I should. Thank you
I too, love lighting, very old lighting but I have 1700's crusies and wrought iron and pewter candle holders and wall scounces.
Very cool!
I stumbled upon this video, love the song, thank you for sharing the lyrics,. Love the lanterns. We have a handful of hurricane lantern that include some Dietz and fuerhand. We also have a few flat wick lamps as well as an alladin which I love. Your angle lamps are really cool. Thanks for sharing with us
Thankyou, I have never seen angle lamps before. Thought i had seen everything !!!
Your welcome. I love them.
Chandler was name given to the lighter of the manor, candle maker and ship supplier. Perhaps a family tradition.
These lamps are amazing!
Merry Christmas
Love from Scotland 🏴
You just made my Christmas!! Merry Christmas
@@logcabinlifestyle absolutely not a problem sir.
Love your life style
i have been looking into antique oil lamps, and found out that at least here in Europe we used brass or copper topcovers to catch the heat from the lamps chimney
Thanks for a thoroughly enjoyable video. I grew up in the house my great-great grandfather built, probably about 1917. The house had a lovely brass three burner angle chandelier, plus one of same design, but single-burner wall-mounted angle lamp. I don't think I've ever seen another angle lamp in my country (South Africa), and certainly never seen globes available. It's a pity because they are still in great shape and I'd love to use them. Your video inspires me to keep looking. From your newest subscriber.
Thank you my friend! Love the stories. It’s so important to share them. I love that your messaging from South Africa!
Aladdins are the best! 50 candle power and they never lose their value. I have two. I like Lehmans 🔥🔥 double wick oil lamp. Always keep oil in your lamp and I'm not talking Aladdin :-) Always shine your light Jerry.
I am encouraged to see you sitting in your cabin in a t-shirt. I woke up to -6 this morning with 35 mph winds. You look cozy while my furnace is struggling to keep the house at 65 deg. I'm in Wayne County. Definitely a 3 dog night.
Ya, I has the potbelly running. I can get the cabin to hot no matter the temperature outside.
Merry Christmas and I have never seem oil lamps like those. Grand ma and Grand dad were antique dealers and have never seen them. Thanks for sharing. !!
Merry Christmas!!
Another in a series of your wonderful videos with details from the soul. That video is really like "Trip a little light fantastic." Blessed and Merry Christmas to you and your family,🎄 and many many more such wonderful videos in the New Year. Kind regards from.... far away, Croatia.👋😊
Thank you and Merry Christmas!!
I love lamps too and use them at my little cabin. I just bought an old style hanging lantern like the one hanging in this video. Like the ones they had in the saloons with the reflector/shade. it was converted to an electric lamp but il try to convert it.
Those are incredible lamps! Far better than the seven I have. Merry Christmas 🎄🥂🐾🙏🏻✌🏻
Merry Christmas
I can catch your drift on the song.
The oil lamps, the dark, the way found.
The life of simple pleasures
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
What is the burn time on a full pot of lamp oil? Very cool lamps! The really go well in your cabin!!!!
Howdy Brother- those are beautiful old lamps! I’ve never seen those kinds before. Sorry to hear about your little cabin. Hope it didn’t do much damage to the roof. Our temperatures dropped rapidly here on Thursday. I was smoking some goodies in the smoke house and certainly didn’t have to worry about it getting too warm. All I do is the old time cold smoking. Merry Christmas to you and your family. God bless y’all
Merry Christmas Paul
Found your channel two nights ago. I'm currently building an off grid cabin 16x32 almost exactly like yours with taller side walls. Lp heater in my wall the my wall tent will need a tank swap soon so I'm up late. Was 10 here in Texas. Haven't seen negatives yet, kind of used to cold, my years living in Ohio among the Amish kind of changed my view on many things. Nice lamps! Beautiful home. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas
Nice lamps. As others have said make sure you slowly warm up the Aladdin lamp for approximately 10 minutes or you stand a chance of the chimney cracking. Turn the flame up until the mantle barely lights up then let it sit like that for 10 minutes or so. Then you can turn it all the way up. Aladdin has several videos on youtube on lighting. Glad to hear you found your way.
Merry Christmas from Hephzibah , Ga. Love your channel my friend
Thank you!! Merry Christmas!!
We think alike on a lot of things maybe that's why I like your videos so much. If you ever get a chance come over to Layman's and Kidron Ohio you may already been there but they got tons of oil lamp supply stuff I must have 15 different lamps myself love your videos. I keep saying one of these days I'd like to do a channel if I ever figure out how LOL
Thank you! I’ve been there a time or two but it’s been quite a few years ago. Have a great weekend and new year
living your best life
I use the decorate type glass oil lamps in my tiny cabin as well. I love the light they put off. And when the wood furnace is burning, it’s very nice.
They’re cheap too! And fuel efficient.
Very cool!!
@@logcabinlifestyle
Most definitely!
To you as well. Your cabin looks awesome.
Oil lamps are lovely.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a wonderfully blessed New Year! Your information for not having your fireplace blazing behind you was quite interesting! I look forward to your video on that! Did you at least have the cook stove burning? Thank you for sharing I always learn something new!
Merry Christmas. The potbelly and my wood furnace in the basement was burning. It was 75-80 in the house
I was wondering how is he in short sleeves if there’s no fire? 😊
Jerry, I enjoyed the information from this video. I just looked around on the internet, and B&P Lamp Supply has replacement glass elbows and chimneys for the Angle lamp.
Thank you!!
@@logcabinlifestyle You're welcome. Would you mind if I posted a link?
No I don’t mind
Lovely video Jerry and Merry Xmas from Oxfordshire UK. I collect oil lamps too but never found angle lamps here. I found 4 Miller lamps ( two Junos and two Vestals) but never an angle lamp. Presumably they weren’t exported to Europe…I’ll just have to fly over and find one to complete the collection!
Or I will keep my eye out for one for you and ship it to you.
Merry Christmas.
I’m glad you chose to not to separate the globes from their original frames.
I recently obtained an original new old stock Deitz lantern but just need to add oil to the tank.Any recommendations on which brand i should use for it?
Thank again.
I have a Dietz Little Giant. Embossed on the the metal chimney holding the glass globe is stamped "stolen from the City of PGH."
Having been an antique-er for 30 years & never having seen any lamps exactly like yours;
I was curious enough to do a google search: "Aladdin Lamp" - which I don't think youtube allows me to copy.
from the site, they wrote ~
"If you want to see lamps like this in person, be sure to make a trip to Kidron, Ohio to the Aladdin Museum of Light located inside Lehman’s."
But not even the Aladdin Museum in your home state had any in their online Gallery, like yours.
Rare finds?
💡Edit - a google image search for "Angle oil lamp" yielded a wide array of super interesting lamps like yours.
This little sleuthing expedition has been an enlightening discovery process. 😆🤣🤣
thank you, as always for spreading your light, my friend.
🎄
Thank you. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas! I just picked up 2 antique lamps for my wife. What fuel do you prefer?
I just use kerosene
@@logcabinlifestyle thanks. I know they can burn many things and wasn't sure if lamp oil was better.
Got to give it away to keep it
We just warmed up today from four days and nights of as low as -43F due to windchill and daytime highs of -27F with windchill of -32F, but praise God today was 29F and tomorrow is forecasted to be 38F. We are in south central Montana
Is your globe original with aladdin in the glass.
Yes
What kind of oil for the lamps do you use, sir?
I bought myself an oil lamp too....and got some purified oil with it.
But purified oil is very expensive.
There is some other petroleum....unpurified... but it has a very deep smell.
I dont mind the smell but I am worried the smell might be toxic.
Especially for the bird I keep in my house.
You have a lot of oil lamps....using the purified oil for them all would cost you a lot of money per month.
I just use kerosene
You can boil water above the lamp for coffee!
Yes you could
hello, I'm very new to oil lamps and have seen most videos recommend blowing out the oil lamp by blowing at the top of the chimney, would it be bad to just turn the wick down so low the flame goes out? I hear people (who have never used an oil lamp but the fact that everyone says this to me is still concerning ) say that the wick will fall into the oil reservoire and cause it to explode, is this true?
I turn mine down until the flame is almost out and then blow into the air intake not the top. Is it possible for the wick to fall inside? Sure but it would never explode. Oil is not explosive. It could however burn inside for a very short time before it would run out of oxygen. I think you blow them out more to be sure they are out and not burning very low. I had that happen one time. After a few days I noticed it was burning from across the room in the dark
Replacement globes and chimneys for Angle lamps are available, an online search will find them. Pressure lamps and lanterns and heaters may also be of interest.
Yes, I ordered some.
@@logcabinlifestyle That's good news and in my opinion, those Angle lamps are well worth restoring. This link is for a website which may be of interest. www.youtube.com/@gasunderpressure9131/videos
Yes those are great in the winter =), but not summer. I will eventually make lights for summer and not with oil.
You can heat your house with Rayo oil lamps
Merry Christ mass
Merry Christmas Barry!
Oh i completely forgot one of points that i wanted to mention about that tall chimney Aladdin type ya have.
Our big Aladdin still had the spark guard crown for the top of the chimney, you might want to look for one of those for yours.
I dont know if it will help with the heat radiation out the top, it might reduce it down shorter,idk, but i know on ours it gets pretty hot on there and helps radiate heat when its cold.
Ya just have to clean rhe screen on the crown guard every so often as the suet builds up from the fumes as it deposits the solids in the smoke on it.
Which oil do you use for your lamps? Kerosene, paraphene base, whale (just kidding there). Just curious. Merry Xmas!
Kerosene, Merry Christmas
WHAT KIND OF OIL DO YOU USE IN THE LAMPS ?
Kerosene
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