...grubby but I cleaned it enough to make out the lettering Gilbert J McCaul Made in England. There is a remnant of a sticker which part of it...
Quite a bit of info on McCaul Search Results for Query: McCaul | Classic Camp Stoves It should clean up nicely :thumbup:
In my travels I acquired a Gilbert J McCaul stove in Sale, VIC. [ATTACH] This is not it (well most of it)! An eagle-eyed @Scott B had been:...
...Ha! I knew I’d seen that pressure release screw before… Gilbert J. McCaul (1954) These Gilbert J McCaul stoves aren’t that common, but seem...
In this thread David Shouksmith made a connection to Monitor. I think he is spot on, as the stove here seems to be a Monitor 15 with different...
I picked up this stove recently. I saw one that @Tony Press posted earlier and the letters with the year are interesting. Hopefully if a few more...
...I like your thoughts on the possible manufacturer of these McCaul stoves. McCaul appeared to be retailers so makes sense someone else...
Glad to see it looking so nice and that it has found a good home. McCaul where wholesalers of food items so it seems reasonable to supply stoves...
...it on only one stove of mine so far, and that was the Gilbert J McCaul; a British made stove. Most stoves just have a 90 degree cut off at the...
I'm fettling this McCaul stove and I'm wondering whether this is a date stamp, and what the "M" means: [ATTACH] Any help much appreciated....
Here is my Gilbert J. McCaul 2-pinter (equivalent in size to a Primus No. 5). [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] "Paraffin Only/Made in...
...twin burner with roarer burners on it ,On the side is stamped McCaul Underneath that is British Made and the transfer on other side red border...
...(found in Australia): https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/mccaul.26932/ This one from @Robtz (found in NZ):...
I know little to nothing about this stove and as it does not form part of my Primus preferences, out it goes, but before it does, some pics for...
Gilbert J. McCaul stove fitted with with Korean-made "Unicus" stainless steel silent burner caps: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Cheers Tony
Courtesy of Laurence Langley [ATTACH]
Hi Tony, i had never heard of a Gilbert J. McCaul stove before, so this is a first for me. A great fettle and photographic presentation and...
Here is an interesting link to Gilbert J. McCaul http://www.gilbert-mccaul.com/MCENG.htm The Company appears a fair bit in "case law" in...
@Tony Press I'm guessing it's like THIS one in the Stove Reference Gallery, which cries out 1950's era to me, so your stove would be 1954, but the...
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