Tremendous, what a way to complete the whole original spec. of a real rarity :thumbup:
makes sense, Primus would not have gone to all the cost and effort of developing anf fitting those restrictors without good reason. And there...
Very interesting, especially comparing to the Howes & Burley 1917 dated silent burner here.
It's not a problem being here, just great to see such an amazing find. Absolutely pristine, never been used, still as it was when it left the shop...
There are more than enough cast iron 'CON FOR PRIMUS' trivets around. They were made by Condrup in their capacity as UK Primus import agents. But...
Yes indeed, all the hallmarks of a hasty cobble together!
[ATTACH] A new add-on to this thread. A 1914 Howes & Burley candle lantern. A fore-runner to the much beefed-up 1915ff lantern shown above, but...
Great find, especially the Górecki dealer's cartouche, those old plates always add something really special to any stove:thumbup:
Excellent job:thumbup: Cracking stove:mrgreen:
Record Patent No.1, special burner, WW1 era [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Gallery link: Record 'Patent No.1' | Classic Camp Stoves
@james charles bennett there are some good quality NRV tools occasionally available on Ebay.com from specialist sellers in South Korea, Japan &...
"Roaming in the Wild" - Nice little series originally on BBC Alba around the early COVID period and currently with 3 episodes available on BBC...
That is a sight to see. Fabulous:D/
Wow that really is one very old Primus! Everything looks original except the burner. I wouldn't be messing with the pump unless the NRV proves not...
Well I got that wrong! A recent new find tells a very different story. This is an identical large folding candle lantern dating back to just after...
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