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We take for granted the electric light | We take for granted the electric light | ||
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All Dietz lanterns burn kerosene fuel | All Dietz lanterns burn kerosene fuel | ||
Revision as of 12:42, 2 August 2020
Wind resistant
If you like to go camping, live off the grid
or want to be [prepared for emergencies] and blackouts
a dependable lantern is a must.
We take for granted the electric light
and flashlights work great.
But not for long term.
You need a bottle of lamp oil
A candle or torch would work
but for convenience and safety
use a durable and dependable lamp.
All Dietz lanterns burn kerosene fuel
and readily available clear lamp oil.
The company started in 1840 when its founder,
22-year-old Robert E. Dietz purchased a Lamp & Oil business
in Brooklyn, New York.
R.E. Dietz produced the majority of road work warning lights.
Road torches that looked like cannonballs with large wicks.
Wind resistant
Kerosene was normally used in these lamps.
