| Starting from the entrance side of the convention
room, we have a display of Sears Roebuck lanterns that are OE'ed by Coleman.
On the left-hand side of the corner, we have a Sears stove with 2 Ted Williams
issue Coleman lanterns, with the one of the right being the fully restored
one (with new nickel fount job). |
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Here's another view of the Sears lantern and stove display from
a different angle. |
| Here is a close view of the nicely restored Sears twin-mantle
lanterns (left is a short hat, the one on the right is a big hat). The one
of the right of the blue Sears is a Ted Williams Edition with a newly re-plated
fount. |
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To the right of the Sears lantern collections we come to Tom Wilcox's
Coleman pocket GI stoves and medical stoves display. Also on the table are
some documentation on how the Coleman stoves work (F&A tube, etc.) |
Here's the left-hand corner of Tom's display corner. Note the
small pocket sterilization stove with syringe tray and also the big black
2-roarer Coleman medical stove on the left.
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Here in the center of the display we have Neal's collection
starting from middle to the left; with Cigar Mike's series of Japan Edition
of 200B (all the way starting from approx. 1992 Sportsman limited edition
to 2007 ICCC edition on the far-right, arranged in V-shape pattern) on
the right side of the display.
Also the gentleman on the left-hand side of the picture is our
porcelain man Mr. Steve Palmer, and with Murff standing to the right of
him holding a soft drink in his hand... |
| To the left side of the middle section we have some Canadian Coleman
display, with a gold-plated Coleman 275 "turd" lantern display
(apparently this lantern was won by one of our PNW Chapter collector on
eBay recently) and also the red turd (aka "PNW Chapter's mascot
lantern). We also have some table lamps with very, very nice glass shades
to the far left. |
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This is the table lamp section are 2 slants with crackled
finish fount sitting in the middle. The glass shade to the right is from
Brent Zier's precious collection and the one on the left most is courtesy
of Jeff Maier.
The table behind the wall is the end of our timeline table (red
table cloth), with the left-most lantern being Coleman's most recent release
of 200B series (aka "ICCC Heritage lantern, dated October, 2007).
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| This picture is taken from a different angle where one can have
a better view of the 2 slant with crackled finish fount. |
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Thanks to Neal, we also have 2 arc lamps in our display. This
one in the picture sits in the middle section of the display and it's dated
around 1914. |