Primus 210 - 1940 - alcohol burner

Hi! Today i present this Primus 210 from 1940 (AE) with a silent alcohol burner.
It needed just some oil on the pump leather and a new gasket for the filling cap.
The coffee is on the way!
The instruction flier has the languages : Swedish, Norwegian, Russian, Finnish, Danish and German.
Cheers,
Francisc

 

Nice stove! Good job!

 

An impressive performer, and beautiful plating.

What is the cast iron trivet from? It's certainly eye catching!

 

Pretty cool.
Duane

 

@Blackdog i like it very much!
It's marked with " Charles Hansens PATENT"

 

It looks like a one-off or limited run for as long as the mould lasted. Someone scribing the casting sand with a stick to write the letters.

 

@Primus 96 that will be true if the letters was upp/above the level. The letters are under level. But I'm not an expert in molding.

 

@Francisc Masec Thank you for those extra photos, it's beautiful! I wonder if it originated from a liquid fuel stove or from a gas or solid fuel stove. Possibly the castellations are to allow airflow on a gas/solid fuel stove? If not, from my experience of casting, I have a strong suspicion it may be an attempt to reduce breakage on contraction on cooling.

 

Very neat stove. I like the idea of a collapsible alcohol pressure stove.

 

How did you know it was an alcohol stove?

Ben

 

Red Spirit Burner = wood alcohol fuel



https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/1944-no-8032-primus-alcohol-burning-apparatus.19171/

 

@z1ulike it has a plate on the burner "Fur sprit".
Cheers, Francisc

 

@Francisc Masec @kerophile Thanks for the explanations. I couldn't tell by just looking at it.

Ben

 

A slendid stove presented in a beautiful manner. Many thanks for sharing!