Akron Model 132 Lantern Restoration and Theory of Operation @king.coleman
Akron Model 132 Lantern Restoration and Theory of Operation  @king.coleman
Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Restoration of a Model 132 lantern made by Akron Lamp Company in the early 1930s along with an explanation of it's valve system and Akron's "Insta-Glo" design.

Video Content
00:00 Intro
02:26 Disassembly
15:30 Cleaning Parts - Citric Acid and Steel Wool
21:54 Polishing Parts - Buffing Wheel
27:28 Polishing & Waxing the Paint
31:10 Valve Design & Theory of Operation
39:34 Reassembly
52:00 Final Light-up
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Akron Model 132 Lantern Restoration and Theory of Operation

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