SWEA burner with cleaning needle. No country sign.I think,is Made in Czechoslovakia shortly after beginning of WW2 .(In Czech rep.find too). Pan ring with added ribs to bee higher for Swea burner.I believe is so in orig. condition. D.
That's a unique stove. It's the only one in the gallery with the name spelled "PERFECTUS" with a "C." All the other German and Czech stoves are spelled "PERFEKTUS" with a "K." The pan ring with the raised supports is also pretty unique. Ben
Hi, here is a link to my Perfektus No.1. It seems to have a very similar pan-ring to your model: https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/perfektus-no-1-from-1920s-early-30s.10434/ I love the serpentine control on your regulated silent burner. I was luck enough to have a good friend make one for my stoves: https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/serpentine-regulator-key.31357/ Best Regards, Kerophile.
Hi, Radius stoves made in the 1920s/early 1930s had similarly constructed pan-rests. They were introduced after the cast-iron models and comprised a one-piece pressing in mild-steel, to which three radial upstands were attached by riveting: https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/radius-5s-or-pre-1930s.11654/ Best Regards, Kerophile.
All my pictures are made by runing stove,flame is not to see. Air screw is one side with "PERFEKT" marked. Level of pan ring and burner head. Pictures of burner I have added to Reg.burner cutaway. Maybe is this burner a few years older as regulated burner.1934-35 ? D.
