[ATTACH] Phoebus 30 pre 1938 possibly unfired. In the SRG here. Phoebus 30 [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] @ROBBO55 @Knee Close up of the lighthouse logo clearly pre 1938. So the logo on the pricker packet in the 1934 catalogue uses the...
@ROBBO55 The stove is marked made in Austria. Is it the word trademark itself that makes the pricker logo post1945?
@warrior thanks:thumbup:
@Tony Press There are some numbers but not an actual date. 16002 Tank has the stamp R1 The other 30s in the reference gallery do not have the...
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@Pharael haha I don’t think I stand a chance against you’re entry! But you never know!
Phoebus 30 possibly post 1945 as it has Arabic script on the tin. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] ] The stove has seen very little...
Wow! after that Hasag it’s gonna be a tough one!
I think with the original design it was for ease of manufacture rather than ease of maintenance and the two flats were adopted, If you think about...
I don’t know about anyone else but I have 6 or 7 NRV heads that have rounded off either prior to my ownership or due to a lack of lead washer...
As usual EBay is your best bet some new screw top containers or tins on there could easily be modified.
@Blackdog my thinking on them using silent over roarers is I know a silent burner boils a kettle quicker than a roarer so it could be to do with...
@presscall I agree John who knows? As we know though @Tony Press supplied a renovated Primus for the Mawson museum down under? Scott certainly...
@Nic I will contact you tomorrow via The method you suggest, you could send me a private message on here so your phone number is not in general...
Hi @Nic Sorry for the delay! I have 2 Primus No 5 . Both date post war if that is any good to you Cheers Nick
@Michal Welcome and a great first post! The tin is great and the Phoebus 30 is a lovely stove. The site sponsor, The Fettlebox will be able to...
Don’t you love the fact that the soldering was done so the thing could be used and not to create a thing of beauty!
@igh371 A very nice stove shame about the riser threads but nice to use anyway. Probably more practical than the original with it’s loose flame...
Hi @Nic I will take a look at what I have today. Alternatively there are lots of collectors in the USA ?
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