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Hello,
I think you have “picked up” a fairly rare lamp.
Lumogaz 400:https://picclick.co.uk/Camping-Gaz-Lumogaz-C400-Lamp-and-two-gaz-132449370180.html#&gid=1&pid=2
The piercable 400 type cartridge wasn’t around for long. However I think you can double up two 200 type cartridges into the holder and just swap one for the other when one runs out, I saw a picture of this somewhere but can’t find it now!
As for a mantle, I have Lumogaz “R” from about the same era, centre tube feed with the mantle over the top like yours. Looking at the Campingaz/ Coleman pack of replacement mantles I can see ten of the lamps take Small size mantles, with five Medium and five taking Large. I think your lamp will be small size but if you would like to measure the width of the top mounting point, just under the arrow head shape on the delivery tube, down to the notch for the lower mounting point, I can compare with my lamp. So it’s width of the tube and distance between mounts, I prefer Metric please.
Mantles: https://www.worldofcamping.co.uk/712-campingaz-gas-mantles
All best,
Dan.
Post last edited on 09/12/2019 19:31:41
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Topic: gas lantern
