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Light of Mine "Let It Shine" Dietz #10 Hot Blasted Blue and Gold Monarch Oil Lamp
Various Uses For Lanterns Including
- Camping
- Adventure
- Decoration
- Outdoor Activities
- Emergencies
- And More!
The Light of Mine "Let is Shine" Dietz #10 Monarch Blue is an excellent addition for all lighting needs. The lantern holds 15 ounces of lamp oil providing up to 23 hours of illumination. This lantern comes with a 6 pack of Light of Mine 5/8" wick strips. Add some light in your life even in the darkest of times. This #10 Monarch is here for you.
John Adams
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 21, 2025
The build quality and performance are fine and what one would expect for this type of lamp. However, I didn't buy this lamp for its light, but because I am a collector of oil lamps and stoves. The hot-blast lamp is a dying breed, and, as far as I am aware, only Dietz now manufactures them. I have heard rumours that Dietz will soon stop manufacturing these, if they haven't already. Apart from this offering on Amazon, the only other ways of getting this type of lamp are from niche suppliers or auction sites where you can expect to pay dearly for an old corroded model, or pay silly money for a good specimen.
Buck
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
Good quality and function
Corin Neilson
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 15, 2025
Considering the cost of these, and their reputation as being very well made, the one I bought was laughable.The top wire holding the globe is badly deformed, pushing the globe forward off it's vertical axis.This is clearly a manufacturing fault as, had it happened in transit from the USA to the UK, the globe would be broken or ar least cracked, as it's in direct contact with the wire.Considering I paid £42 and had to order it from the USA, it's a joke.I'm guessing as these lanterns are now made in China, the quality control has gone out the window.Also the wick holder is slightly crooked, also facing forwards.This, coupled with the badly deformed wire at the top, gives the whole lantern askewed or leaning forward effect.Really not good enough.Better off buying an original lantern made in USA and restoring it a bit.
claude-xy
Reviewed in Canada on December 5, 2024
great lantern. not too expensive , works and looks great. i'll eventually buy an original one, but having a new one is also cool...:)
TOM ROSENAU
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2021
great
Joseph Parisi
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021
Have bought two first side gild pull out that replaced it the second one came with a small dent I didn’t like tillNew Year Eve about one hour burning I saw fuel on my it wood bad if the house caught fire sent back
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2021
Filled the lantern about 1/4 full since I know about not overfilling these type of lanterns. Left it sit on my workbench to allow the wick to soak, picked it up and found a puddle of kero on the bench... NOT GOOD!! It is confirmed leaking on the base seam. Others have commented that they fixed theirs, but I should not have to fix defective product!! This may be a one-off, luck of the draw. Bought 2 #80 Dietz cold blasts and they do not have this problem...**EDIT** found another potentially MUCH MORE SERIOUS PROBLEM problem with this hot blast lantern construction. The problem is that the arms are only spot welded to the base tank. So, if you tip the lantern even slightly to the side, fuel will pour out of it just as if you took the filler cap off... Vintage lamps (which I own or have access to) appear to be soldered at the base joint. This seals the arm to the base and they do not have this problem...This is a pretty bad construction/engineering oversight..Of further note is that the two cold blast Dietz #80 lamps I just got are built the same way. Arms are spot welded to the base. Since cold blast has two chambers, the above does not seem to be a problem since you have to tip pretty far to get fuel to pour out of the burner assembly. Tested this out extensively on the two I just got. They are fully operational. **END EDIT**Returned it immediately, had very good return service from Amazon. It's not their fault. Amazon rocks!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2020
Looks nice and doesn't leak so long as you're not dumb enough to over fill it. However I actually greatly prefer the smaller $10 one I got at Walmart. This one is more for show than anything else and puts out about the same amount of light as the other one if you're using indoors. Of using outdoors, you could have the flame up much higher but that creates a real lot of smoke and soot which isn't great, especially when compared to smaller ones I have
skeeter1001
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2020
Very poorly made. It was made so crooked that you could not even raise the globe to try and light it. SO BAD IT WAS RETURNED.
Lawrence
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2020
Dietz is a standard in the world of kerosene lanterns. While the light output is no where near that of an Aladdin or Coleman kerosene lantern (yes, Coleman still makes kerosene lamps) the light is good enough for many tasks. We live in the country and while we don't lose power often, when we do lose power, it's off for quite a while.
Bronislaw Granatek
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2020
Just like the original lanterns!
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