Hi stove friends . this stove interesting table style stove. this got one fuel tank, but partition wall inside tank. so put in two diffrent fuel kerosene and gasoline . and unusual big silence cap. i don't know about this stove information . flame pattern left kerosene fuel cap , right gasoline fuel cap. i think small hole on partiotion wall , two fuel not mix . pressure gauge generator heating fuel cock. generator under asbestos . gasoline pipe small hole got . big size silence cap open heating cock . gasoline asbestos fire heating generator . sorry not good english explain . Gunsoo
Good Morning, Gunsoo, WOW! You always find the most excellent stoves to share, and it's always fun to see what you have found!! Your English is just fine, and I understood exactly what you wanted to tell us! So, please do not worry about that. I've never seen a stove like this one, with the divided fuel tank. Very interesting stuff. I hope some paperwork can be found, to tell us all more about this stove, and how it came to be. Thank you, Gunsoo, for once again sharing a very nice old stove with us!! Well done, my friend! Take care, and God Bless! Every Good Wish, Doc
Hi itchy and Doc . you know, friends. because of your kindness word i always my lips smile . thank you Doc and itchy !! Gunsoo
Wow Gunsoo, What a great stove. Does it burn both fuels at once or you can choose which fuel to burn? It looks like the paint job was meant to be like the flame pattern of the stove. Very nice, thank you very much for posting.
Excellent photos and perfect captions of a remarkable stove, Gunsoo. The flame pattern is attractive and mottled enamel colouring is very fine. I think John (Big BTU) may have something when he says the paint job mimics the flame pattern. Someone at the factory was being very playful. John
Hey gunsoo excellent unique and interesting stove, You really do have a wonder full unique collection. Don't be sorry about your English, I am with Doc and itchy your explanation is superb we all can fully understand your explanation
I like a nice blue flame as much as the next stovie but that burner is a true work of art. Very similar to the John "presscall's" 2 burner Lawson which is also an enameled with a pressure gauge. Coincidence, related, or ripoff...hmmmm.
Hello Gunsoo, Your stove surely is a beautiful thing. I would love to know how the "2-tanks-1-pump" system works, and how the pump presurizes both tanks without allowing either fuel to mix. Thank you very much for sharing it with us. Best regards, Mike.
Nice stove Gunsoo. You have described it very well. Another beauty for your collection and another one that I have never seen before; and with an unusual flame pattern. It amazes me how many different types there are. John
Hi Stan. i think can use alcohol for preheating fuel good work !! Hi Big Btu(john) how are you doing? gasoline fuel only preheating use, kerosene only fire flame use. and this enamel is original paint i did not repaint John Yes presscall(John) this enamel paint job nimic the flame pattern you right !! thank you John ! Hi Brian always thank your kindness word say, for my collection. Hi Mike i think this tank got high postion pressure hole on the partition wall . so did not mix two fuel . Hi threedots always thank your kindness word say Gunsoo
Gunsoo, You can tell this was a very high quality stove when it was made with very high attention to detail and workmanship. I really like that they put the gasoline for pre-heating then the kerosene for cooking, it looks very well preserved and very little used too. Thank you,
