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| Model 11 |
sold in US September 1922 through May 1928
sold in UK 1922 through 1928
sold in Australia 1923 through 1930
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The model 11 lamp is virtually identical to the late model
9 and model 10 lamps. The burner assembly is the same except
for the labeling on both the wick raiser knob and flame spreader.
There are two versions of the flame spreader labeling. Like
the model 10, the model 11 appears to be purely a name only
update for sales purposes. See Model
9 for burner and font pictures.
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Variations:
Table - Finish: Nickel plated.
Font - (Wall mount & hanging,) - Finish: nickel plated
Transition (very early lamps) - none identified
Accessories:
Bug screen: Early style bug screen
wick cleaner: skirted type with straight bottom. Labeled
"WICK CLEANER"
Shade ring: Under burner shade ring. nickel finish
Shades: table - 501-11, 550 painted shade. Hanging - 516
(both white painted clear glass and opal white glass)
Chimney: Heelless globe type (rounded bulge near
base), crest logo
Documents:
 
There were two versions of flame spreader. The name was changed
from generator to flame spreader in 1928 between model 11 and model
12 production. Generators were supplied on the model 11s during
production, flame spreaders are replacement parts available to keep
model 7 through 11 lamps functional after 1928. New replacement
flame spreaders were sold in a cardboard tube.
See model 9 for burner and
font pictures.
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