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These irons all appear to be made off of the Lamb patent then the Imperial Brass patent, etc. They are all very similar in design.
"Lamb" iron made by the Lamb Manufacturing Company of South Sioux City, Nebraska. This iron is missing it's fiber wheel fuel knob.
William Lamb of South Sioux City, Nebraska patent for his sad iron.
This Lamb patent iron, with a very stylish tank, was made by Bramley Brothers from Lockport, New York. This iron is in Theo Vandenberk's collection.
Top view of Bramley Brothers Lamb patent iron.
This iron was either made by Lamb Manufacturing Company for the Imperial Brass Manufacturing Company or Imperial Brass made it under the Lamb patent. This iron is badged Imperial Brass and is missing it's fiber wheel fuel knob.
Side view close up of Imperial Brass iron showing the iron info.
An unbadged 20 pound tailor's iron made by Imperial Brass Manufacturing Company of Chicago, Illinois. It appears that a previous owner re-coated the iron.
This iron is also advertised to be a stove, and the grate for the pot to sit on is under the top plate.
Imperial Brass Mfg. Co. made this 20 pound tailor's iron which is identical to the above iron. This iron is not in my collection.
Imperial Brass Alcohol Sad Iron.
Top view of Imperial Brass Alcohol Sad Iron.
Imperial Self-Heating Flat Iron. This iron is in Owen Stephenson's collection.
Top view of my Imperial Self-Heating Flat Iron.
Another Imperial Brass iron but this one has a tag on the top plate. This iron is in Kevin McCartney's collection.
This Imperial Brass Self-Heating Flat Iron is unique in that it was made for a left-handed user. This iron is in Theo Vandenberk's collection.
Rear view of left-handed Imperial Brass iron.
Schoff patent for Imperial Brass Model 15 iron.
Ad for Imperial Brass "Perfection" iron.
An Imperial Brass Model 15 gasoline iron. Model 15-K (not pictured) is a kerosene iron. This iron takes a key to operate the valves. The pump mounts to the top of the tank.
Top view of Imperial Brass Model 15 iron showing the embossed iron info.
The other side view of the Imperial Brass Model 15 iron showing Lion emblem on the tank. This iron uses a fiber turn button as a gas key to open the fuel valve and air valve on this Model 15 iron.
Fiber turn button for Imperial Brass Model 15 iron. Picture is from a parts diagram for this iron.
A very cool iron stand made by Imperial Brass.
Imperial Brass iron without any iron info on it.
Top view showing no iron data on this iron.
Imperial iron. It has "Made in Australia" on the base of the handle.
Top view of Australian made Imperial iron.
Grand Jewel iron. This iron is in Mike Pagano's collection.
Top view of Grand Jewel iron.
Mrs. Young's Flat Iron. This iron is in Mike Pagano's collection.
Top view of Mrs. Young's Flat Iron.
WIZARD iron which is very similar to Mrs. Young's Flat Iron.
The Noel Self-heating Flat Iron by the John S. Noel Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan. This was made off of the Schoff patent of Feb. 28, 1911.
Top view of the Noel iron.
Asbestos trivet that came with the iron.
Another Noel Self-Heating Flat Iron. This iron has the iron info on a tag. Also has the external pump attached to the filler cap. This is in Mike Pagano's collection.
Ad for The New Noel Self-heating Flatiron.
Perfection iron by The Blakeney Co-Operative Company of Falls Village, Connecticut. This was made off of the Schoff patent of Feb. 28, 1911. This iron is in Mike Pagano's collection.
Top view of the Perfection Iron.
VICTOR iron of Logansport, Indiana.
Top view of VICTOR iron.
Victor iron patent by George Cann of Logansport, Indiana.
BLACK SWAN - Waseca, Minnesota patented Feb. 28, 1911.
Umadis iron that appears to have been made by Imperial Brass for the UK market or it was made under their patent. This iron is in Ken Faulkner's collection.
Unboxed view of the Umadis iron with a very cool box.
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