Here is another: Svea No.11 c.1908 variant. So, my conclusion is that the Svea only marked burner is the earliest Svea cross roarer burner, in...
And I add, the style of competitors burners in 1908-10 was very similar… Only Primus, only Optimus stamped on burners… later we start to see other...
@igh371 Ian, you should know better than me, it’s very hard to find a Svea with the original burner, harder to find many with original burner to...
@igh371 it’s always hard to pass on a nice Svea. The best part of it it’s the original burner. I have a similar on a 12 if I remember, so the...
@Blackdog You’re welcome! Well this sequence is what emerged by the many Svea stoves I have, in another thread I made a sequence of the cast iron...
After the earliest stamped trivet that I posted above with Svea Max Sievert texts, arrives this with extra radial elements (in fact the early ones...
@Blackdog bakelite in the 1920s was really used and innovative, so I see that knob like a “fashion” feature for that period, probably more...
@Blackdog always the 1924 Italian catalog shows the first style of pressed steel trivets. We have a black hole of docs from 1924 to 1934, in fact...
@Blackdog as I said above the 0,1,4,5 classic models were all replaced by the star models, they were not in the catalog anymore in middle 1930s,...
And very interesting is the fact that in middle 1930s the classic 0,1,4,5 models were not in the catalog anymore, completely replaced by the star...
@Blackdog … mainly the internal nrv… the Italian catalog explains that exactly. The star models 0,1,4,5 because the internal NRV, also being of...
@OMC @Stanisław Grajewski Svea 5* still shows the starburst old logo instead of “the king of stoves” shield that for now it’s estimated to be post...
@Blackdog oh ok I have seen, the link name confused me, seemed you compared it to 4047 :) But I am blind and I have seen 4047 and not 4147 ahah...
@Remus1956 wow! @Blackdog it seems way bigger than 4047 cap that is basically like Primus 5 with an extra row, as well way bigger than the cap of...
Exactly in 1931 E&G had a big offer of different lines of products: Ehrich & Graetz Katalog von 1931 Opening a new production line for them...
@Blackdog I totally agree, I was talking about the “stoves tradition” of the company. Your thought absolutely match mine, in fact as they offered...
@Blackdog well, regarding lamps, not many years… for the stoves Primus and Optimus anticipated E&G of at least 30 years… three decades to conquer...
@Tony Press it’s great to see this little gem in operation again, respected in its whole well lived appearance! Great job! E&G early stoves are...
Old is better :)
@Alexander1987ss I don’t see any sealed hole on that 123 and hardly the bottom plate of a 123 would be affected by pin holes. You can buy it...
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