These compact oil lamps have been designed for small sailing boats, where every inch of space is precious and battery power is at a premium. Named as a tribute to that pioneer of small-boat sailing, Sir Francis Chichester. Lamp and heat reflector sold seperately. 

This type of amazingly powerful paraffin lantern was first developed in Germany in 1910, and has been in production ever since. Why? Well even today there is a need for independent light sources where there is no electricity - camping and boating for example - and the design has never been surpassed. The metal parts are chromed brass (so they can't rust) and its heat-hardened glass comes from the legendary Schott Glaswerks. With simple, regular maintenance they last for decades and many WWII-era examples are still in use. The Petromax HK150 is compact in size, ideal for trips. High attention to detail and build quality. Height 11.5" .