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This gasket is for the model 227 and 427 lanterns, most winged style fuel caps, early 220B's, and other similar lanterns and lamps that have the older style cap insert.

It is the same outside diameter as cap gasket 118B1361 but has a smaller inside hole. 

Old part number 115-1361. 

This will not seal they typical Coleman lantern cap.

This gasket is for many lanterns, stoves, and lamps that take the standard 3 piece filler cap. 

If your filler cap is a standard size and has a screw in the center then these gaskets will work. 

Red 3 piece filler cap show for demonstration purposes only.

This is the smaller size of the valve stem packing. It is 5/16" long. The hole diameter is 3/16". It would be used on the old 327 Quicklites, 427 lanterns and early CQ lamps. It would also be used on irons and some lanterns with the smaller diameter valve stem. Also fits the early pre-425F stoves. The 425F and later uses the larger packing. We are showing three in the picture so you can see it from all angles. They are sold one at a time. Made of 100% graphite.

New brass one piece filler cap. Fits most all lanterns and stoves other than the model 242 lantern and 500 stove. 

Has gone in the past by part numbers 220C1401, and now 425A1405

Gas tip.

Solid brass nut for the model 500 stove.

Pre Heater Stem Assembly for the Marine Stove

Used Cap. Has a new gasket and steel screw.  Shows signs of wear. Could be any combination of the following; wrench marks, oxidization, or fading.

This is a used green 3 piece filler cap. Has a new gasket.  They are in various stages of wear. Paint is chipped or missing.

This is the longer style of the small valve stem packing. It is 3/8" long. The hole diameter is 3/16". Limited Supply.

This is a used 3 piece filler cap made of brass. Paint is worn and has a new filler cap gasket. Copper in color. Has some wrench marks.

Used AGM Cap. Has a steel screw and new filler cap gasket. This filler cap has the AGM hole in top.  Shows signs of wear. Could be any combination of the following; wrench marks, oxidization, or fading.