The traditional kerosene lamp

Is there anyone here who is familiar with the kerosene lamp? I think the brand was either Petromax or Coleman. The lamp has a pump and the air makes the light bright white. That was the best lamp for camping in those day which was commonly used for scouting jamboree. I had also experienced having that kind of lamp in one camping trip in the mountain range near Manila. Fortunately for the young campers, the portable lamp now are the emergency light that is rechargeable.

 

I've got two of these that I don't use anymore. These use Coleman fuel, or white gas. The small red one is like the one that I grew up with camping with my parents back in the late 60's and early 70's. The red one only had a single mantel, and it didn't blind us like the other big ones. They had their difficulties for traveling with because the mantel and globe were fragile and could break. The only other oil lamps I know of are the flat wick and ones like the Aladdin lamps that are made for home use. The lamp on the table is an Aladdin lamp. It uses kerosene, and I wouldn't take it camping.