Identification please

Discussion in 'Stove Forum' started by Michel, Sep 12, 2012.

  1. Michel

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    Hello all.

    I am new in stoves collection
    Here is a stove I found this weekend.
    No name of brand except "Fabriqué en Allemagne"
    So I believe it is a special production for the French market.

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    but a stamping

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    Thanks for help
     
  2. threedots

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    Hello Michel.
    Sorry I can't help you on the origin of your stove but it is a little beauty. :mrgreen: The item you have arrowed is an auto lighter that keeps on burning at the tip for a short time after the alcohol used for preheating has burnt out. That allows the stove to be ignited without having to use an extra match and also eliminating the chance of under burn.
    I like the position of the fuel filler in the tank ensuring that it is never over filled. Nice to see, John
     
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    Very nice! You will of course need to find a pair of inner and outer caps for the silent burner. Hopefully this will be a standard size.
     
  4. Doug L

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    Reminds me of this beauty.
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    Maybe it was made by Hasag for another company.
     
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  5. Michel

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    Thank you all.

    So it could be a stove made with Hasag tools after war ?

    Do you know what is this stamping ?

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    I also have the support, so it is almost complete :-))

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  6. Ray123

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    Eriksson used a crown stamp that is similar but they are Swedish and their stamp doesn't have the wreath around the crown. There are pictures of a Svecia and Prisma in the gallery. Are there any associations or partnerships between Swedish Eriksson and a German company?
     
  7. Doug L

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    Erikson( Swedish) had 3 crowns.


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    This stove is 'Fabriqué en Allemagne' ( made in Germany )
    Hasag must have made this stove for a French market.