Oil Lamp???
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Indian Steve
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It is hollow. The top unscrews and the rope wick goes through the top.
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Upscale Tiki torch canister?
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I would say it is a type of lamp, not for indoor lighting but more like a marker or outdoor lighting. I have several old lamps/lights but not one like that, cool.
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I was thinking Tiki lamp too, but haven't been able to find any like it.
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I was thinking alcohol lamp, but tiki torch might be it also.
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Although it's the biggest one I've ever seen I think alcohol lamp also. You might find one on the net with a cap. Most I've seen were short and fat because of the tip hazard.
Nice find!
Nice find!
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