Dietz#80 Blizzard Hurricane Oil Lamp Burning Lantern Blue

perfect for camping or emergency use

Camping, plein air, panne d'électricité

UPDATE: I tampered with my lamp, the teeth would slip on the wick and adjustment was very hard to do. So I ruined my burner, tin does not regain it's shape once you force it. I ordered a brand new burner which works much better. So be aware, DIY may not work.********I love this lamp now that I know that I get better results with lamp oil. I did the test for you: Olive oil can work but it's half as bright and when it doesn't flow you burn out the exposed part of the wick. So use lamp oil.My photo gives you an idea of how big it is. It's 15 inches high, made in China.

Beautiful lamp. Love it

Really great storm lamp, it's big and puts out a lot of light. The design makes it a breeze to open the lamp for lighting. There were no dents in my lamp when it arrived, so no issues at all with leakage. There is some (surface) rust, however on the unfinished lamp I think it looks nice in a rustic way and it doesn't affect the performance of the lamp. Probably wouldn't want to have it out in the rain, and I'll be using mine indoors or undercover at least so I don't see the rust becoming an issue. It's a pricey lamp, but I would say worth the money. If you just wanted one really good storm lamp this would be it. There is some smell when using the lamp, but with a little ventilation this isn't a problem and it's never enough to be overpowering (just adjust the flame to your liking, smaller flame means less smell.) All in all probably the best storm lantern. If rust is a concern maybe get a painted version instead of an unfinished one.