Nauticalia

This amazingly powerful paraffin lantern was first developed in Germany in 1910, and has been in production ever since. Why? Well even today there is a need for independent light sources where there is no electricity - camping and boating for example - and the design has never been surpassed. The metal parts are chromed brass (so they can't rust) and its heat-hardened glass comes from the legendary Schott Glaswerks. With simple, regular maintenance they last for decades and many WWII-era examples are still in use. The "pop" from the mantle as you turn it over from alcohol pre-heat to running on paraffin is delightful. It has four times as much as the most powerful standard domestic electric light bulb.

The two-pint tank lasts at least 8hrs. 16" tall, 6.75" diameter, weight 5-lb.
Also available is a STOVE FOR 400W LANTERN - From all that light comes intense heat - this stainless steel attachment fits on top in place of the chimney so you can use it to boil a kettle etc.