1933 Primus 14

Discussion in 'Primus No:14' started by gnome, Jun 27, 2026.

  1. gnome

    gnome New Zealand Subscriber

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    A regulated Primus came up on the local online auction site. So I brought it.
    It will remain a patinated shelf queen as it has some obvious damage from underburn or a leaking regulator to the burner.
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    @gnome

    Congratulations on scoring a uncommon Primus 14!!!! That makes four in the Reference Gallery. Both of my Primus 14s came from Australia. Maybe they were only exported to the southern hemisphere :lol:.

    Ben
     
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    That's done some service, if the pump tube end cap wear is anything to go by!
     
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    Fantastic, what a find, its up there in the "Rare" category, well done!

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    What a great find!
     
  6. mr optimus

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    @gnome A great old stove that has tons of history, as this stove has had a hard working life by the amount of wear to the pump tube cap and the solder work on the riser tube.
    i agree with your obvious points regarding the burner damage caused by under burn or a leaky regulator, another possibility it may have just worn through due to the amount of work this stove has had in its life
     
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    Nice find gnome, congratulations :thumbup:
     
  8. Rodger Willows

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    @gnome

    Great find!
    The pump tube cap, burner damage and tapering of the pot rests tells of a great previous life too…
    Thanks!
    Rodger