Primus no 100

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  1. Swe-stove

    Swe-stove Sweden SotM Winner Subscriber

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    This is my 1935 primus no 100. Stamped z underneath, 1935.
    It came in a quite nice tinbox.
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    Its dentfree and decent condition on the nickel plating

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    The not so common alcohol can, Primus no1739

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    Prickers, legs, tool, windshield,
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    And the flame

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    Cheers
     
    Swe-stove, Mar 14, 2023
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  2. Jacques Van Der Rijst South Africa

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    Beautiful!
     
    Jacques Van Der Rijst, Mar 14, 2023
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    A very nicely preserved tin, the colours are excellent, very bright still. A very useable outfit, silent option for the kitchen and roarer for outdoors, and good fuel tank capacity for size when packed.
     
    Blackdog, Mar 14, 2023
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  4. nmp

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    Nice tin I picked up a very tatty version the other day (tin especially!) and since then several lovely ones have come out of the woodwork.
    I love the silent burner choice and the spirit tin is nice, mine has pin holes unfortunately.
     
    nmp, Mar 14, 2023
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  5. Rangie

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    Really nice example! I love a No.100 :mrgreen:

    Alec
     
    Rangie, Mar 14, 2023
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  6. Robert Radcliffe

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    That is spectacular. I've got a 1929 No100 coming in, I just wish it looked like this one. Congratulations.
    Rob.
     
    Robert Radcliffe, Mar 14, 2023
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    The primus 100 is the most beautiful 1.75 pint stove
     
    anfeng, Mar 15, 2023
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