Oops - there's a mistake in my write-up - there's no Everdur sticker on model 2 stoves.
Oh my...that is a terrific brochure. It's strange that this brand seems to be commonly advertised, I have about a dozen newspaper ads from about...
Hi David, I realize that this is an old topic, but with a Solodur fuel tank and a steel "key" for the auxiliary burner control, your stove appears...
This stove (and the 9F oven-less version) was made in 1934, the last of the early U.S. Coleman camp stoves with a generator mounted parallel to...
This stove (and the 2F oven model version) was made in 1934, the last of the early U.S. Coleman camp stoves with a generator mounted parallel to...
Thanks Charlie! I never let schoolwork interfere with stove research, but now I'm completely free to dive in. I'm thinking about maybe visiting...
There is also an bulk adapter attachment that allows you to plug it directly to a larger propane tank, this is the Craigslist ad for the one I...
A longer bio, also from 1954 (Minneapolis Star Tribune): [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
One version of his biography from 1954: [ATTACH]
I answered my own question and posted it on the ALF #33 stove entry and I'll repost it here: "The Albert Lea Foundry was either purchased by a...
Okay, I've got some connections. The Albert Lea Foundry was either purchased by a former AGM manager named F.A. Trow in 1921 or he just went to...
Perhaps it's because the Albert Lea Foundry never got around to manufacturing lamps or lanterns. :lol:
Definitely home-made! I'm sure it works well too.
That is a very nice brochure! Now I wonder if there was a stove stand also? Keith - I think you may have seen where Jan stated that on the other...
@jan - do you have any documentation that shows that Albert Lea Foundry became AGM? I've tried to find a connection but can't. I also have one of...
According to newspapers ads that I have found, this stove was made from about 1923 to 1925. It is bigger than an AGM model 3 (comparison shown). I...
Here are some photos of these check valves. The "pipped" (223-538) and the ball bearing (242B538) versions are interchangeable. The 223-538 check...
Yes, I got involved in that discussion. You were going to post a pic of the oven rack but never got around to it. I just searched the CCF for that...
The Coleman 9H was made for the 1936 model year. It has nickel-plated legs, a cast iron burner with "Hi-Power" aka "Wind-Proof" burners instead of...
Thanks Keith, the 2G should be brown and have a pinned pump shaft, Band-a-blu burners and nickel-plated legs, but if you've got a green one (that...
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