I agree. The brass one is nice.
Very nice collection. Do you have any that are non-battery or fuel powered. I have a few UCO lanterns that burn candles, from votive size to a larger 4-5 inch candle. Useful for generating a little heat in a tent when it is cold outside.
Wonderful collection. I love the way you have them displayed for the picture. The brass one is outstanding!
I do have many small candle lanterns too in another collection, including gas lanterns, & kerosene oil lanterns.
I’m sure I’ve read it before but I’ll go back for a second look.
Pretty danged sure that brass one has my name on it. 
Super nice collection!! TL
Those are real cool, I have a lot to learn I’d like to mod an old incandescent lantern
what a collections but i’ll stick to flashlight+diffuser 
I have quite a few of those too, but they have certain limitations compared to certain dedicated lanterns.
a few of these were incandescent and i modded them to LED.
size is my main reason why i like using flashlight and diffuser
very true. in the front of the photos you can see several cheaper flashlights i modded with wide-angle warm/white LEDs and permanent diffusers to them with hanging lanyards to do much the same purpose.
Nice collection, I think this one is missing in the collection
never seen one like that before.
Any kerosene lamp?
Here at my place petromax once become a must have lantern.
But not anymore because the leap of technology were LED is cheaper.
I do have kerosene and gas lanterns in a different collection. ( photo below are many from Coleman, Bernz-O-Matic, Sears, AFC, KampLite, and one Petromax. many of them are vintage, oldest is 1921.
Kerosene lanterns below:
http://www.gearbest.com/camping/pp_186891.html
I have got it from gearbest.
it has retractable reflector+diffuser.
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I am not happy with other orders from Gearbest, one has been refunded, one has to be resent.
Looks interesting. it looks a bit better designed than most up-firing LED lanterns, (those with the LED on the bottom facing up and most of them cause a lot of eye glare and emit most of the light in the wrong direction when used outdoors) all of the up-firing lanterns i have i converted over to down-firing. (LED on the top facing down. Less eye glare, and more light when on tables, hanging in trees or a tent)
I like the Stomach lanterns on the top shelves
Nicely stocked bar.
Great Lamp Collection...'specially the whiskys..
Do you ever have lantern parties where you turn on all your lanterns? If not, you should.