I've been going thru my 96's the last couple weeks and this one has such a dark patina, going to leave it instead of even doing a vinegar bath. Worried too about a former owner possible repair to the fount bottom. Runs well. Soldered on bike clamp, one of two styles I have. Last photo, pressure turned down after it had been running. Going thru my 96's in succession, easy to notice the changes. Two had those ribbed bells, three in a row I think had the spanners with Primus stamped on both sides instead of Primus and Sweden. Still need a "H" = 1918 and a V8 to complete my 96's. N = 1924. Duane
Duane, Very handsome looking stove in my book as is. Thanks, nice to see. 'Do what you like' as Eric Clapton once said. Also said 'use your head'. Rather strange, but that song comes to mind when I read about someone making choices. 'Let it be' was 2ed Daryl VERY sunny SoCal
Thank you, brown did not come out too well in the pics, I have a few that are real dark like this one, cleaned up one a couple days ago. Working my way to the oldest models, up to "M" next. Duane
Good morning @hikerduane, thank you for sharing the photos! Very nice stove! especially that Legs type is very nice I love it.
Thank you guys. Really fun seeing the older stoves running so well, as designed. This go round, noticing some of the changes, thicker spanners for one, a couple stoves with those, would make a good weapon. Duane