Ref: http://www.morsemad.com/lamps.htm

To All:

I have recently acquired an Admiralty Lantern Signalling " Hether Type "
lamp that which was possibly made in Canada or the UK during the war. It
was manufactured by
R E & R Co Ltd Can or Renfew Electric and Refrigeration Co. Ltd The
lamp is stamped AP 378A . The measurements are approx 6.25 " long and 2"
diameter. It has a code key on the right hand side with a protective
swing out cover over the top. It's in very good condition, and complete
which I would rate 8-10 or better.

It's wired to 3-D cell batteries holder which could be carried in a web
pouch with carrying strap included. There are 2 rectangular lenses, both
of which have 3 shades of blue. They insert through the side and ahead
of the lens, must be a filtering slide for night operations. The slides
have notches to index them in place. I still have the original wooden
storage box it came in with and 2 wooden slots to hold the lenses. The
brass plate on the box reads 1943.

If you have any information regarding this antique military piece I
would surly love to know. I have pictures if required. cheers dave

Dave Schertzer wrote:
Ref: http://www.morsemad.com/lamps.htm

To All:

I have recently acquired an Admiralty Lantern Signalling " Hether Type
" lamp that which was possibly made in Canada or the UK during the
war. It was manufactured by
R E & R Co Ltd Can or Renfew Electric and Refrigeration Co. Ltd The
lamp is stamped AP 378A . The measurements are approx 6.25 " long and
2" diameter. It has a code key on the right hand side with a
protective swing out cover over the top. It's in very good condition,
and complete which I would rate 8-10 or better.

It's wired to 3-D cell batteries holder which could be carried in a
web pouch with carrying strap included. There are 2 rectangular
lenses, both of which have 3 shades of blue. They insert through the
side and ahead of the lens, must be a filtering slide for night
operations. The slides have notches to index them in place. I still
have the original wooden storage box it came in with and 2 wooden
slots to hold the lenses. The brass plate on the box reads 1943.

If you have any information regarding this antique military piece I
would surly love to know. I have pictures if required. cheers dave

Dave.... why don't you contact Renfrew Electric?

at:

http://www.renfrewelectric.com/

Still in business about three kilometers from where I am.
Regards, Lee

Ref:  http://www.morsemad.com/lamps.htm

To All:

I have recently acquired an Admiralty Lantern Signalling " Hether Type "
lamp that which was possibly made in Canada or the UK during the war. It
was manufactured by
R E & R Co  Ltd Can or Renfew Electric and Refrigeration Co. Ltd  The
lamp is stamped AP 378A . The measurements are approx 6.25 " long and 2"
diameter. It has a code key on the right hand side with a protective
swing out cover over the top. It's in very good condition, and complete
which I would rate 8-10 or better.

It's wired to 3-D cell batteries holder which could be carried in a web
pouch with carrying strap included. There are 2 rectangular lenses, both
of which have 3 shades of blue. They insert through the side and ahead
of the lens, must be a filtering slide for night operations. The slides
have notches to index them in place. I still have the original wooden
storage box it came in with and 2 wooden slots to hold the lenses. The
brass plate on the box  reads 1943.

If you have any information regarding this antique military piece I
would surly love to know. I have pictures if required.   cheers   dave

Well, I've only seen two (2)  How many u seen?  Any help?

On Jul 10, 9:06 pm, Dave Schertzer <dschert... at (no spam) shaw.ca> wrote:
Ref: http://www.morsemad.com/lamps.htm

To All:

I have recently acquired an Admiralty Lantern Signalling " Hether Type "
lamp that which was possibly made in Canada or the UK during the war. It
was manufactured by
R E & R Co Ltd Can or Renfew Electric and Refrigeration Co. Ltd The
lamp is stamped AP 378A . The measurements are approx 6.25 " long and 2"
diameter. It has a code key on the right hand side with a protective
swing out cover over the top. It's in very good condition, and complete
which I would rate 8-10 or better.

It's wired to 3-D cell batteries holder which could be carried in a web
pouch with carrying strap included. There are 2 rectangular lenses, both
of which have 3 shades of blue. They insert through the side and ahead
of the lens, must be a filtering slide for night operations. The slides
have notches to index them in place. I still have the original wooden
storage box it came in with and 2 wooden slots to hold the lenses. The
brass plate on the box reads 1943.

If you have any information regarding this antique military piece I
would surly love to know. I have pictures if required. cheers dave

You just typed several paragraphs of identification, in
a post titled "HELP ID".....and yet you somehow know
there's only (2) in "N. AMERICA!!!!"-

What identification is left to know, and how did you
determine there are only two on the entire continent?

Well, I've only seen tw0 (2) How many u seen? Any help?

On Jul 12, 12:11 am, Dave Schertzer <dschert... at (no spam) shaw.ca> wrote:

Well, I've only seen two (2) How many u seen? Any help?



Today, I seen a yellow-billed, blue-eyed, red-crested, green warbler,
which is very rare to Tampa, FL.
I wasn't looking for lamps. Sorry

"Binocular" Doug
(btw, your two lamps are valued at $100 for the pair)

Smorgass Bored wrote:
On Jul 12, 12:11 am, Dave Schertzer <dschert... at (no spam) shaw.ca> wrote:

Well, I've only seen two (2) How many u seen? Any help?



Today, I seen a yellow-billed, blue-eyed, red-crested, green warbler,
which is very rare to Tampa, FL.
I wasn't looking for lamps. Sorry

"Binocular" Doug
(btw, your two lamps are valued at $100 for the pair)

gee. thanks/// $100pair where? send me the link

Dave Schertzer wrote:
Smorgass Bored wrote:
On Jul 12, 12:11 am, Dave Schertzer <dschert... at (no spam) shaw.ca> wrote:

Well, I've only seen two (2) How many u seen? Any help?



Today, I seen a yellow-billed, blue-eyed, red-crested, green warbler,
which is very rare to Tampa, FL.
I wasn't looking for lamps. Sorry

"Binocular" Doug
(btw, your two lamps are valued at $100 for the pair)

gee. thanks/// $100pair where? send me the link


Such items only really appeal to Specialist groups of collectors, even
if there were only two it is no indicator
of great value. I would suggest contacting the Canadian War Museum
research center:
http://www.warmuseum.ca/cwm/libraryarchives/information_e.html

Mike

Balanced View wrote:
Dave Schertzer wrote:
Smorgass Bored wrote:
On Jul 12, 12:11 am, Dave Schertzer <dschert... at (no spam) shaw.ca> wrote:

Well, I've only seen two (2) How many u seen? Any help?



Today, I seen a yellow-billed, blue-eyed, red-crested, green warbler,
which is very rare to Tampa, FL.
I wasn't looking for lamps. Sorry

"Binocular" Doug
(btw, your two lamps are valued at $100 for the pair)

gee. thanks/// $100pair where? send me the link


Such items only really appeal to Specialist groups of collectors,
even if there were only two it is no indicator
of great value. I would suggest contacting the Canadian War Museum
research center:
http://www.warmuseum.ca/cwm/libraryarchives/information_e.html

Mike


Mike,

Thanks for the link. The other person who has one has been looking
for over 40yrs now. See the link below.


http://www.morsemad.com/lamps.htm

Well, the srch continues....

Dave Schertzer wrote:
Balanced View wrote:
Dave Schertzer wrote:
Smorgass Bored wrote:
On Jul 12, 12:11 am, Dave Schertzer <dschert... at (no spam) shaw.ca> wrote:

Well, I've only seen two (2) How many u seen? Any help?



Today, I seen a yellow-billed, blue-eyed, red-crested, green warbler,
which is very rare to Tampa, FL.
I wasn't looking for lamps. Sorry

"Binocular" Doug
(btw, your two lamps are valued at $100 for the pair)

gee. thanks/// $100pair where? send me the link


Such items only really appeal to Specialist groups of collectors,
even if there were only two it is no indicator
of great value. I would suggest contacting the Canadian War Museum
research center:
http://www.warmuseum.ca/cwm/libraryarchives/information_e.html

Mike


Mike,

Thanks for the link. The other person who has one has been looking
for over 40yrs now. See the link below.


http://www.morsemad.com/lamps.htm

Well, the srch continues....

Sometimes one only has to look in the right direction, I 'd start with
the link I gave and then hit the local legion halls.
Mike,

Ref: http://www.morsemad.com/lamps.htm

To All:

I have recently acquired an Admiralty Lantern Signalling " Hether Type "
lamp that which was possibly made in Canada or the UK during the war. It
was manufactured by
R E & R Co Ltd Can or Renfew Electric and Refrigeration Co. Ltd The
lamp is stamped AP 378A . The measurements are approx 6.25 " long and 2"
diameter. It has a code key on the right hand side with a protective
swing out cover over the top. It's in very good condition, and complete
which I would rate 8-10 or better.

It's wired to 3-D cell batteries holder which could be carried in a web
pouch with carrying strap included. There are 2 rectangular lenses, both
of which have 3 shades of blue. They insert through the side and ahead
of the lens, must be a filtering slide for night operations. The slides
have notches to index them in place. I still have the original wooden
storage box it came in with and 2 wooden slots to hold the lenses. The
brass plate on the box reads 1943.

If you have any information regarding this antique military piece I
would surly love to know. I have pictures if required. cheers dave