The Canadian Coleman Companys Last Hurrah: The Final Easi-Lites @king.coleman
The Canadian Coleman Companys Last Hurrah: The Final Easi-Lites @king.coleman
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This video takes a deep dive into the last two lantern models produced by the Canadian Coleman Company at their Toronto factory, the 325A and 625A. The video includes a bit of history and a tear-down and reassembly of both lanterns.
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The Canadian Coleman Company's Last Hurrah: The Final Easi-Lites

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