1945 US Perfection Stove Co.?

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  1. Centuryhouse

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    idahostoveguy R.I.P.

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    It's an early one of these:

    M2A Field Cooker Burner

    Really early. It's a field cooker for sure. I believe it is the Model M59 Field Unit.

    Edit: If that was 1500 miles closer to my house, I'd run right over and pick that up!

    sam
     
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    AKA Army oven with burner.

    Mike
     
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    we want flame shots. But read everything on here about the M2A They have a wicked bite if not treated right.
    Anything containing 2 gallons of petrol under pressure that is exposed to flame can literally take your head off
     
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    Because it's complete that is not a bad price but i'd sure like it to be closer to me. Like within 50 miles or soooooo.

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    Thanks for the info. It sounds like a cool unit, but I'm going to pass on it. It is nearby, but I don't have a ton of cash to burn and might need to stick with the smaller units I guess. It's fascinating, and if he cut the price in half I'd have to grab it anyway.
     
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    The burner on these can be raised to the other shelves for using the griddle shown or 10 gallon pots with the ring support as well as baking.

    Mike