Antony brought these ......

• Seven are the Samuel Heath & Son K.F. 19400 model dating from 1964.
• One is a 1950 Monitor K.F. 4905 model.

 

Spring project.

Cool group of stoves...

 

His plan is to clean them up keep his favorite one and sell the rest to fund others

 

Good plan and if there's a crow's foot marked one there I'd certainly buy it from him!

 

Hi @cornishfisherman . All the stoves ( where I can see) appear to be fitted with Scew-fitted pumps, which was originally a Military specification allowing quick maintenance/ replacement in the field.

Have a look at these links:

SH&S 2 pint, paraffin,silent burner, ex WD

Monitor:Military 1956


If these are ex-military it could increase their desirability/ value relative to standard models.

Here are some tips on fettling stoves:

Stove restoration. Parts 1 to 4

Best Regards,
Kerophile.

 

He will be an expert fettler by the time he finishes all of those.