French Primus 1929 - 1932

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  1. Admin

    Admin Courtesy of Iani

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    This little beauty seems to be similar to one in Kerophiles lovely French Catalogue Image 2.
    Tank 1 is date stamped W1, and Tank 2 is date stamped W2. Both are Primus 54's, which would tie up with the No 54 DB, in the catalogue.


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  2. Rick b

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    Hi Ian, a very lovely stove. I really like the color and the trivits are a unique.
     
  3. nikos

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    Gorgeous ! :shock:
    I have no idea abroad, but those colorful enameled cast iron trivets were very common in France. Most of them are framing an alcohol stove though.
    Interested buyers may have a look here .
     
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  4. Spiritburner

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    Excellent Ian! Not seen a blue one before!
     
  5. kerophile

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    Just beautiful! So stylish.
    Best Regards,
    Kerophile.
     
  6. Dutchmike

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    Great colour that combines lovely with the hue of copper! This casting makes for a very sturdy cooking platform that I think could house a few other models as well -like with silent regulated burners. Beautiful as well as practical, congrats!