Excellent post @wasser and welcome to CCS. Great collection of Meta kit you have. Take a look at THIS catalogue from the 1930's. It contains this page for the Meta 70. John
Thank you very much! @presscall This website is a treasure box! I have an interest in collecting camp stoves. The website provides me with valuable information and pictures. Unfortunately I don't have a permission to view the page with catalogue. Look at my collection of camp stoves.
You're most welcome. I see you've a Meta 50. HERE's my feature on the original and newer versions. I included the page from the catalogue on old type.
@wasser dobro pozhalovat' , Excellent post. Credit to presscall for the "70" catalog page to make post even better. I suggest subscribing to the site to allow you access to such catalog details and hopefully you might match more pages to your "collection of camp stoves". A very nice collection and well presented . Your updates (last 2 images) and anything old META is fantastic imo, thank you. I wonder how a 70 differs from a 71 or 75 or if they might be the same size pots and supports. ------------------------------- Re all the way at top, the OP: Meta-70 for search purposes i'll add text from the familiar old Meta maker's mark: D.R.G.M. Made in Switzerland META S.A. BASLE trademarked META MOD. DEP. --------------- Elsewhere on CCS I recall re DRGM is 'Deutsches Reichs Gebrauchs Muster' in-use pre-1945. Interesting: use of Juwel 33 type stove in a meta 50, I myself don't recall seeing that before and may have to try it. spasibo omc
As I can see - 71 is a simplier version of 70 without egg boiler and tea infuser and with a cheaper lid while 75 is an updated 70 with new burner stand and egg boiler and maybe slightly larger but that could just be a difference in how to specify the capacity.
I just love those vintage folding sporks - perfect in small cooksets. We fettlers tend to try new combinations of burners and windshields/cookware when we already know the original sets.
I have not seen the fork/spoon combo before and the bale top flasks are a nice addition. Neat stuff. Ivan
