I recently acquired this double burner military pressure twin tank stove - on the tin is stamped T&C 153 but that is all I can find - can anyone help with any information and where spares can be obtained. If anymore pictures are needed then let me know and I will upload. Many thanks
Welcome 007mtm, I am also quite new to CCS and I think you will find the other members very helful. I think I have seen this type of stove before - it could be American. does it have two Petrol Tanks? Can you post anymore photos to show the inside of the beast.
Hi, T&C stands for Townson & Coxson, a British manufacturer (who also made the Burmos brand stoves). That is all I can say about it, it is most probably made for military use and I am sure one of our more knowledgeable members can help you further on this! The burners look to be the same as those used on the N°2 single burner and the N°3 double burner stoves used by the British forces in WW2 and later, before switching to the N°2 Mk2 with silent regulated burner. Regards, Wim
I'm not sure of my answer, but close to the circumflex Coleman products. And there is a product of a British company in the same way. Thank you very much
Never seen one before but I'm with Wim on this - T&C is Townson & Coxson. They did make stoves for the military & those flames apreaders look like familiar old British milspec. I'd be interested in more pics - this would be welcome in the Stove Reference Gallery. Great first post! Welcome to CCS! Same to 'kmmmfs'
ALL STOP --"the" Spiritburner does not know this stove - there's one for the books. I'll bet we have some fun with this. Great first post and more photos please.
Firstly - thanks for the great comments - I have attached a few more pics - I will be stripping it down tomorrow for cleaning and fettling - if you would like any more pics let me know - ALSO forgot to mention there is a basket pan holder that fits over the burners.
It's a guzunder. It goes under a field oven, a big one. You might even get a three foot loaf tin in it.
