A lovely stove indeed. These earlier stoves from Coleman are a different level to the modern ones. My preference is for the bigger 413 models. I...
Thanks @Knee, it's clear from following that link and further links that that SRV has had a few CCS members scratching their heads. The first one...
Again Duane that makes me feel better, it's certainly not immediately obvious is it? I'll have to track down the discussions mentioned by...
Yes I agree, possibly a fuel leak. It seems too severe to have resulted from normal use.
That makes me feel better Duane, it took me a while to think to try a thicker washer :lol:
Judging by other posts here in the SRG , I'm estimating this 42 to date from around the 1930s. It has the under tank filling, the odd SRV that...
@tretrop thanks for the link! Good to know there's an example on CCS of this version.
@Jeopardy thanks that article, and subsequent links, proved very useful. One of my sets has the burner Rg 542349 dated to 1909.
I do like these early Sirram sets. Date wise does anyone know how early they are? Pre or post WW1? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
@Majicwrench that makes two of us, it just shows how these stoves were prized possessions. @Gurgle it certainly looks like those compendium sets...
A @ulysses - my pleasure... The pot supports slide in and down by first lifting and moving them inward, the upper side pieces fold flat on top.......
This stove will be a definite companion on future car camping trips. Why? Simple - the ability to make proper toast under that excellent grill. I...
That burner pattern! Wow! :clap:
Thanks gents. @mr optimus I agree it must have looked good, I'm even wondering what it would cost to have it all re-plated.
A different version of the kettle and tea set to the other featured in the RG here. It appears to be a complete set. It features a steel kettle...
You are indeed a fine craftsman.
Goodness me, that's an incredible recreation.
@Stanisław Grajewski many thanks, certainly a favourite of mine.
That's a beauty. The French certainly produced some stunning enamelled stoves and particularly in green. My Coleman/Jolp found here is another...
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