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    Steve R
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      #614133
      Steve R
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        @steverichardson2

        Came across this blow lamp recently, its not large and appears to be quite a few years old. Pressure gauge goes up to 60lb /sq inch and is marked Bassett Lowke – still works quite well.

        I assume this is an old model boiler firing blow lamp?

        Overall it looks to be quite well made, very solid tank – any thought on how old?

        The Burner tube is marked Torrid, but any searches on that didn't come up with much. Appreciate any thoughts.

        thanks

        blow lamp1677.jpgblow lamp1679.jpg

        #614134
        noel shelley
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          @noelshelley55608

          Quite possibly used in a model steam boat ! Noel

          #614153
          Nicholas Farr
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            @nicholasfarr14254

            Hi Steve, bottom of this scan.

            torrid.jpg

            Regards Nick.

            Edited By Nicholas Farr on 19/09/2022 16:44:17

            #614156
            Nicholas Farr
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              @nicholasfarr14254

              Hi, Torrid burners. – continued.

              torrid 2.jpg

              Regards Nick.

              #614211
              Steve R
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                @steverichardson2

                Hi Noel, thanks for your thoughts, that was what I was thinking also, but good to hear it from someone else. looks like the Bonds catalogue confirms it.

                Nick – thats fantastic, thanks for those images, looks basically like it and the right brand.

                has that Bonds catalogue got a year/date on it?

                regards

                steve

                Edited By Steve Richardson 2 on 20/09/2022 09:11:11

                #614215
                Nicholas Farr
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                  @nicholasfarr14254

                  Hi Steve, sorry I should have said about the date, it's a 1st edition 1939, which was published in December 1938.

                  Regards Nick.

                  #614357
                  Steve R
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                    @steverichardson2

                    Thanks Nick

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