Early Phoebus bun feet ( before 1934 )

Hi all,
Some time ago I acquired this old Phoebus No 30 in surprisingly good condition.


even the box wasn't very rusty




The box has nests for all parts and all parts were present but alcohol can. So my task was to find a replacement metal bottle of the right dimensions (as you can see, I succeeded).
The wing nut burner as all other parts is original:




The letter "L" is embossed on the hex:


All inscriptions are clearly visible






On the bottom of the tank you can see " D 5"


To reduce weight and to accommodate in a small space, the trivet is made of thick wire




Thin reserve cup pressed from sheet metal




Filler and vent screw




And at the end of this story the stove upside down to show nice bun feet:




Works perfectly:


Thanks for watching
Stan

 

She's a real beauty. Thanks for sharing. I like the wire trivet.

Ben

 

@Stanisław Grajewski

Great stove and wonderful presentation.

Pharael.

 

Very nice travelling outfit, looks like a good performer too.

 

A great, lucky find!
A wonderfully preserved early example.

 

beautiful set, the bun feet are a lovely touch. not seen the trivet and tin for the phoebus 30 before.

 

Very nice, congratulations

 

Very cool stove @Stanisław Grajewski

I kind of wish more stoves had a trivet like that.

 

Niiiiiice.

 

Thank you all for your comments
Stan

 

@Stanisław Grajewski Another excellent stove you have there Stan, and superbly documented and photographed well done there Stan

 

Really interesting outfit. With the wing-nut riser as well as bun feet could easily be first 1/2 of 1920s?

 

Nice buns.

Ben

 

@igh371
Yes, I think so too
Stan