It probably dates around 1910. These lamps produce and burn acetylene, and were originally used in mines, before they became a more common form of illumination for vehicles and buildings.
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Acetylene ignites fire at BlueScope's Port Kembla steel works, injuring one workerA BlueScope spokesman said a contract worker was opening a gas cylinder containing acetylene in a large building near a hot mill plant. Fire and Rescue NSW duty commander Chad Wallace said the ...
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