Vulcano 111

I got a volcano that fits in the palm of my hand.




















If I placed a large kettle on the box, the flames would directly hit the box, so I made a heat shield out of brass plate.

I made the height of the heat shield slightly higher than the height of the box to prevent the flames from hitting the box and maintain stability.

















A commemorative photo with the volcano, which fits into a slightly larger box.






Thank you.

 

Very nice. Love the tank. Nice mod too.

 

A lovely example . First class work on the heat shield . Congratulations

 

Very nice.

 

That a very nice little stove.

 

Thanks for the presentation.

Tony

 

Simply great. I've never seen this model of Vulcano before.
Stanisław

 

A beautiful little stove!
Congratulations on your find .

 

@Camp numao Very nice little stove and well pictured and documented well done on a great score

 

I'm going to guess German origin, if not Swedish. How close do I get?

 

Thanks. Very nice, and ditto of all that was already said.

 

Look above the thread title, you'll see the country in which it has been placed within the stove reference gallery

 

Thanks. I didn't know that trick. A close up of the flame plate reads ''Allemania'' which means Germany in some languages. Funny, I missed it looking in the Stove Gallery under Germany.
Actually, the style reminded me of Enders, so I suspected Germany from the first.
Damn clever, those Germans.

 

@The Warrior

Thank you.
The tank looks like a 222 cut in half, but it's cute.



@A A C

When considering the shape of the heat shield, I aimed for something simple that would be easy to attach and remove, would not slip off once attached.

I'm glad to receive your comment.

 

@gnome @Tony Press @Stanisław Grajewski @Knee @itchy

Yes, it's a very cute Vulcano.

The stove body is made of thick brass and is heavy for its size, which makes a poor person like me feel it has a sense of luxury.

 

@mr optimus

I also like taking photos, so I'm glad to receive your message about the photos.
Thank you.



@SveaSizzler @Blackdog


I don't know what "Allemania" means. Does it mean Germany?

 

Yes, Numao,
In fact, the French word for Germany is ,,Allemagne.''
In Roman times, The Alemanni were a confederation of Germanic tribes on the Upper Rhine River during the First Millenium.
The Byzantine Greek root word Alemanni means ''All Men'' -- meaning they were a conglomeration formed from various different Germanic groups. They settled in Swabia, Baden, Alsace, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Vorarlburg, Austria.
Still there, I guess.

 

@SveaSizzler

Thank you for teaching me.
I probably would never have done it if you hadn't taught me.

You're all so knowledgeable.

 

Always a pleasure, my friend.

 

Superb, great find/fettle.

Alec.