A J Lindemann & Hoverson

This is one of the better stoves, that I have got from the States.
Incredibly heavy, weighs in at about 23lbs.
The seller ( who has since become a CCS member ) and I thought it may have been a military stove, but another CCS member, thinks it is a nobs ( as posh ) stove.
Whatever it is, it is an absolute gem.

 

Very nice design. I like the integral stand / legs. Any idea of a date?

Paul

 

Unbelievable! I love it! I've been trying to acquire one of these for quite a long time. They become available every once in a very long time. Nice catch!!!!

sam

 

I say, very posh indeed sir!
Looks very handy, with build-in "high stand", no need to carry a separate table along. A very lucky find indeed!

Best regards,

Wim

 

Hi iani what a superb example you have a rare and extremly well buit and engineered stove i much prefer the style and build quality over the modern day eqiverlant

 

Boy, what a nice stove. Some real thought went into its design. Thanks for posting it.

HJ

 

Hi Paul

Terry Marsh's site reckons on the 1920's.

http://tgmarsh.faculty.noctrl.edu/lantern/stoveip.htm


Sam

You'll get one, one day.


Thanks everyone for your comments.

 

Very nice: I have never seen one except on paper. U.S. stoves of this period have been my passion for over 40 yrs., a rare find indeed. Mike

 

Beautiful old stove! How is the tank pressurized?

 

Hi Mike

Its only one of 4 that I know of, and perhaps the only one over here in the UK.


Hi Sparky

It pressurises with a hand pump.

Best
Ian