Paraffin Collection
"Paraffin: Illuminating the Past and Present" Step back in time to the 1960s, where the TILLY LAMP and paraffin heaters warmed homes during chilly evenings
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"Paraffin: Illuminating the Past and Present" Step back in time to the 1960s, where the TILLY LAMP and paraffin heaters warmed homes during chilly evenings. In London's Fulham, the LFB fought bravely against a blazing fire with their trusty 25 pump, while households relied on paraffin for warmth. Travel further back to 1932 when the Primus Stove took center stage as a reliable cooking companion. Aladdin Industries Ltd advertised their safety paraffin mantle lamp, bringing light into countless homes. Paraffin's versatility extended beyond lighting; it found its way onto jars of blackberry jam as a sealant. During World War II, a poster urged citizens to save fuel for battle, highlighting paraffin's importance during trying times. In 1933, Latona radiators showcased how paraffin could heat entire rooms efficiently. Even glamping tents in Bedfordshire embraced the cozy glow of a paraffin lamp. Across continents in Gordonton, North Carolina, Dorothea Lange captured Sunday afternoons at country stores on dirt roads - scenes that exuded nostalgia and simplicity. Paraffin lamps illuminated these gathering spots and added warmth to conversations among friends and neighbors. The Cape Cod Lighter from 1935/1942 by William Ludwig exemplified how even stylish accessories incorporated paraffin into everyday life. From providing light during dark nights to sealing homemade preserves or heating homes efficiently – throughout history, it has played an integral role in our lives. Its ability to bring comfort and illumination continues to shine brightly today.