FEUERHAND D R PATENT - TYPE 202 - with Heinrich Friedrich ADLER (Eagle) Globe

NIER - D R PATENT WITH ADLER (Heinrich Friedrich) GLOBE

(Type 2 = predecessor type for the FH 202)

 

 Early D R Patent Kerosene lantern which is a Type 2 version. The globe is a very early Heinrich Friedrich Adler Globe. Not only is it embossed 'Adler' underneath the imposing huge Eagle, but it also has "Eagle -Aiglon'. Translated in French, 'Aiglon' = Eaglet. This is one of my most 'bubbled' hand blown globes. Very heavy and embossing.

 

D.R. Patent Feuerhand:
Type 1 = predecessor type for the FH 201
Type 2 = predecessor type for the FH 202
Type 3 = predecessor type for the FH 205
Type 4 = predecessor type for the FH 301

Type 1 which is similar to the later FH Nr. 201 has a size of 41 cm.
Type 2 which is similar to the later FH Nr. 202 has a size of 36,5 cm.

 

The brand name 'ADLER' was in 1914, for the company Heinrich Friedrich of Beierfeld, registered (word mark).

 

Lantern was in fairly good condition except for both of the air tubes. It also had the wrong cage on it. All the pinholes were sealed as best as possible and the lantern was repainted.

 

Height: 14.37" (36.5 cm)  tall (excluding the bail)

 

CIRCA: 1914 - 1920

 

 

 

 

 

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