Hi all, I was in doubt of posting this one. It is far from complete but before trading this stove it might be useful to have it in the reference gallery. I am cleaning out a bit. It has different features than the only other one on this site posted by BernieDawg: https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/radius-no-30-stove-heater.9504/ Which makes it interesting. Mine is nickel plated and has a safety valve in the filler cap. It has the burner, leggs and heating attachment missing. The current burner is a Primus one. I found this type of filler cap on a Radius no. 6, 31 and 33. It should be 1930's of 1940's. Quite old Jacob Engraving of brand name. Engraving of type number. Engraving of brand. More engraving of brand. Filler cap with safety valve. High riser tube for the heater function. Made of the same material as the tank. Bottom of tank engraving. Engraving on pump. Separate parts of the filler cap. Other side of separate parts of the filler caps. Pump assembly.
Hi Jacob, Radius stoves were made between 1913 and 1963, so 50 years in production. Radius became Radius Ltd in the late 30s/early 1940s. Your stove is a Radius model so pre- late 1930s. Here is a stove with a similar SRV. However my Radius No. 6 is a later, 1940s Radius Ltd. model, now with a patent number: https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/radius-no-6-from-1940s.9033/ Best Regards, Kerophile.
