DietzOriginal 76 Oil Lamp Burning Lantern - Galvanized

The style and raw metal finish was spot on, but the fit and finish weren't verry good the fuel cap and filler neck thread's were miss aligned and didnt seal, the glass globe fitted verry poorly in its holder ( to small ) and the cost was way to much for its size there are better options out there.

Muy excelente para el uso cuando hay cortos eléctricos por lluvias

Arrived out of the box and the glass was broken. Also to add insult to injury, i also have to pay return postage for this from the UK to the USA and it has to be tracked to add even more onto the postage. Dont waste your time on this poor quality oil lamp and a seller that makes returns difficult. Avoid at all costs

Hello, I have almost all the Dietz lanterns. Although this is not as nice as the Feuerhand 276 (made in Germany, suprax/boro silicate globe, galvanized with powder coat paint, better burner etc) I have to say this is pretty much a tie with the Feuerhand because the galvanized version is 23 dollars! Basically 1/2 the price. I have not problems with the 3/8, 1/2, and 5/8 inch burners but found the fuel hungry 7/8 inch burners (I have five in that size of different models) to be way too finicky getting a good flame shape. This little gem is really a great lantern. Super simple, super reliable, good price, and most importantly gets the job done. It's obviously a copy of the Feuerhand 276 but that is ok because Feuerhand pretty much copied the US's cold blast lanterns so it is even as far as I'm concerned. The only edge (besides quality and slight performance as well) the 276 Feuerhand has over this lantern is that it is made in Germany so I bought two of those as well. I highly recommend this model and cannot say the same about some of the other Dietz lanterns. There is a reason why Lehmans says this is their best selling model. If you're going to get a Dietz I can recommend this model.

ガスやホワイトガソリンのシューって音が気になってオイルランプを購入しました。明るさは劣るけど無音の炎の揺らぎに癒されてます。