Brand: 金雞=>Golden Rooster 噴氣式爐=>Jet Stove 工業檢驗所合格=>Inspection agency by "Industrial Inspection Institute" 成村鐵工廠出品=> "Chen-Cun" factory Produced 台北市開封街二段81號=>No. 81, Section 2, Kaifeng Street, Taipei City Taiwan Circa 1953-57 (based on 5 digit Telephone Number) The "Golden Rooster Jet Stove" by Chen-Cun, Model Number 3001 Taipei City, Taiwan Manufactured circa 1953-57 (Based on 5 digit Telephone Number) As yet, Non-functioning. Discovered in Edson Alberta, Canada and currently residing in Our Collection, in Paxton, MA U.S.A.
Very interesting. Hope you get it running. I like that style of burner so will love to see it in all its blue-flame glory.
Doug L, your suggestion of it being a variant of Coleman and AGM Stoves could answer a very important question I've been asking? Do you think it's a White Gas (Coleman Fuel) Burner, or Kerosene? Also, any idea what the detachable Canister us all about?
I'm all ears! Please explain your line of thinking! I haven't a clue, as to the fuel type, or operation of this amazing Stove!
It looks like it could be a Wok stove due to the inclined pot supports; I think the fuel of choice would be Coleman fuel due to design of the generator. Perhaps one fills the canister with alcohol, prime, pump, and slowly open the valve. Obviously I'm guessing.
My guess is White Gas aka Coleman fuel. In case I am wrong please have the fire department on speed dial.
Thanks for your help. White gas is certainly being considered, not seeing a "preheat" area, thus a Kerosene burner. Still stumped by that odd Canister! Any guesses?
