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Not a soldering torch... a Barthel Heat heat lamp made in Germany, same idea as the blow torch but designed to stand upright
pic below should be close to what your's looks like from the other side. Barthel model Lanz 25, built in the early 1920s. Barthel Heat Lamp (click this link for translation from German to English)
from the link below... John Deer Lanz Barthel Blow Torch — Lanz Model 33 (slightly different than yours)
The Heinrich Lanz Company was acquired by Deere & Co. in 1956.. This Blow Torch was used to heat the fuel in order to start the old Lanz Tractors.
The Heinrich Lanz Company was acquired by Deere & Co. in 1956.. This Blow Torch was used to heat the fuel in order to start the old Lanz Tractors. This one was manufactured by the Highly Regarded G. B
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Video below, starting an early model Lanz tractor using a Barthel torch. After he finally gets it fired up, buddy removes the torch from under the hot bulb at the front of the tractor... So turns out you hit it out of the park on the first swing Curt, with from a tractor or a gas line, ha!
Yes, it if from a part of an old brass plumber's blowtorch, in my country we call it reductor. My grandfather has one of those in his garage, but it needs to be restored.