One jet alc.stove 1920's ?

with rose flamm spreader.Find in the Czech rep.
Pre Pragus/Meva alc.stove type 444 / 555 ?
Built way is very simmilar to them.
Tank tread M7 ,reg.spindle M5 , wick lid G1/8" ,also very "modern" treads.
Hidden wick lid - also before finding hole in the foot.
Very old stove - or not so old ???
D.

 

These alcohol stove can really take a beating and keep running. I'm impressed. This is the first one I've seen that has a single jet with a flame spreader above. Most have several jets. Still it looks like a good design judging by the flame it produces.

Ben

 

I saw that model in Poland
preheating cup - similar to G.Barthel

 

Now is clear , it's Meva No. 1110 .Other stove by side is No. 777 .
Boath pre war with wooden reg. knob.
I think,pre ware with wooden knob are Pragus.
After war , with bakellite reg.wheel only MEVA .
Shortly after war are some stoves body with " Pragus " deccalt and with " MEVA " bakellite reg.wheel marked.
D.


From MEVA almanach

 

Dusan - You know better
- but Tank was like lemon or F1 grenade...
on the photo was "normal ballon"

 

This is Your Tank
Eihandgranate 39 !!!
Not funny - normal "after war" procedure...

 

Tank is realy magnetic and heavy , 50 g .Bras is only tube and lid.
But my tank is more "balloon" as "eg" and only one side flat.
Must be after first war .
D.

 

New picture after time in work.



D.

 

Nice work. It looks great.

Ben