Galliers & Klaerr Style Kettle

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  1. Rodger Willows

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    I “gathered” this addition to my kettle collection today.

    I’ve said “style” because of the obvious similarities in construction to these two Galliers & Klaerr kettles that I already have:

    Galliers & Klaerr Acme Gas Kettle


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    There is no “Galliers & Klaerr” cartouche (or any indication of there ever being one).

    The method of heat transfer is the same:

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    The notable differences are that it is constructed with brass (rather than copper and it’s size:

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    It dwarfs a 2 pint Primus No: 1

    I measured 6 pints in the old currency (3.4 litres), but sadly it does have a leak…
     
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    @Rodger Willows - that is one big kettle! A Primus No.7 may be its match me thinks… :content:.

    Pharael.
     
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    What a beast! Much less manufacturing work in a shrouded kettle like this compared to a firetube design...
     
  5. ROBBO55

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    Nice find :thumbup: