it will be soon or very soon thats PRYMPOL is ready to store in gallery rest need some works and photo sesions
catch the rabbit... 1.SYSTEM PRIMUS https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/last-week-hunteed.29498/page-3#post-304318 2.GLOBUS No 1 https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/globus-no-1-poland.27813/ 3. PHENIX No1 https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/phenix-poland.28726/ 4.GLOBUS No 1 https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/last-week-hunteed.29498/page-3#post-303491 ---------- Endemic Polish Brands
Yesterday - second Polish Spiritus Monopoly can (5 liter) - from now it was "full set" - second example "GLOBUS" - but with stamping MADE IN POLAND - nice Herbergs Blowtorchs
Gieorgi, More interesting items, may you never cease to amaze, thank you! I like, and note the pour spouts on your 2 & 5 litrow spirytus cans. Spirytusowy... You are helpful to fellow stovies when you will add more images thank you for that, i look forward to see when you add more images of your stoves. You say only, "Herbergs Blowtorch", I like to see nice blowlamp on stove site, and find your Herbergs Löthlampe is interesting: > Look very nice, German, but I find no information on Herbergs. > You say Blowtorch on blowlamp it says Lothlampe. Lothlampe... ok, -lampe can be German, but Loth?... Lothlampe? > If it is SRV lid that will somewhat date it (and it is gas, yes?). > D.F.G.M. 'Deutsches Reichs Gebrauchs Muster' credit to igh371 for that and that your Lothlampe should be pre 1945. > Lothlampe underburn? 1. If it has SRV lid you maybe burn gasoline, but with you we never know, as you have no hesitation to burn different fuels. 2. It is HOT which is good, but is nozzle too hot? 3. Re blowtorch / blowlamp nozzles: nozzle inlets/holes let air in to mix with fuel vapor, BUT you show all nozzle outlet/holes let flames out (should the holes let air in?). Jeszcze raz dziękuję omc tag @igh371
I investigate HERBERGS - and find only two type of "soldering lamp" in HERBERGS - "G" was strange sign ------------ D.R.G.M. ...-As already noted, the D.R.G.M. registration offered a basic copyright protection for the duration of three years and included the right to indicate the item status by marking the registered items with the D.R.G.M. acronym. It was left to the registration owner to include the registration number as the D.R.G.M. marking alone was the element with legal character. http://www.toledo-bend.com/VCL/info_2/drgm.html construction: preheated tank valve SRV ---- air is incomig near the nozle - regulated distance, and in "mounting tube" part - thru the holes I am sure - photos shows proper works. datations +/- 1920-1937 ---------- 2 liter can - was well published bouth will be added to EMES in article part.
next "virtual" discovery... amazing 30-ties in USSR - next Tula brand with stamping at left -from stove - right from samovar
system Primus? Sounds like someone wanted to cash-in using someone else's reputation! Any idea who made the stove @gieorgijewski ? But still, interesting find! Gives an extra dimension to the hobby. Best regards, Wim
@Wim hm... last photo shows connections "SYSTEM PRIMUS" & "PHENIX" On the top of THIS page is 4 photo when You can see connections "SYSTEM PRIMUS" & "GLOBUS" who made that stove's - Is the subject of my investigations... Maker - has great possibility, productions was destinated to the polish market part of production was marked MADE IN POLAND - but mostly MADE IN SWEDEN
hi gieorgi, Thanks! I will want to hear more after you find out. It is not same as this 527 but is similar. For other stove / apparatus that tank bottom can indicate it is "older" but for these industrial type models (& blowlamps?) that bottom continued in use many years later (1970s). 2 things I will eventually like to learn, > year range for the Optimus Globe tank lid > the last year that "AKTIEBOLAGET" appears ON Optimus stove? lamp or any Optimus brass product? do you think this is pre-1939? thx omc (and I gotta run back out btw)
hi Gieorgi, Your example has a pressure gauge and slightly different parts. It looks very similar and it might be a 527 but I myself, I do not know. I hope soon you will find out for us. Re pre-1939. The 32 catalog features stoves with the globe lid (39 catalog does not). thx omc
early No "0" PRI-#-MUS but without "A/B" pump "PRIMUS PATENT" and cyrilic on the tank side - without other "multi lingual signatures" \
@Bratok_xxl Примус походный РККА oldest example of collapsible military as possible to find (!) 7/38 with "full version" signature "Тульского Краснознаменного патронного завода № 176" this name was from 1937 versions from 9/38 has simplificed stamps and was chromed versions from 1939 was little bigger - fuel caps mounting was moved to the top of tank in this topic was younger versions - and post WWII example interesting latin signature on the burner FLAMME-USSR TULA
Hi Gieorgi, Your 2nd stove is very interesting in it's own right but I can only relate to your Primus 0. There are only few similar "Primus 0" examples and igh371's pre-1911 Primus 0 is one with close similarities: > Both have "PATENT" and the maker mark / bottom tank manufacture stamp is the same. > YOUR tank is uniquely stamped on the side... CAN that side stamping be added after manufacture? > Both have blank vent screw but a comparison re tank lids I find to be interesting and may be revealing? > Pump lids are different. Adding this example to SRG might make sense and it might contribute something to understanding the sequence of the earliest Primus. You have amazing finds. thank you omc tag @igh371 @Christer Carlsson
@OMC No - stamping was made before tank was closed... ------------ This is continuation of probe locate A.B.H. product on externals makets. First steps was - "exteral" shields descripted for official distributors i know 3 of them Mrs. Bade - Russia one for distributor in Lwow one for UK - was here in gallery ------- thats way of distributions was not effective - thats why personal descriptions desapired Most important markets was Russia - for this markets products was started signatured in russian language (on the same place where shields was welded) -------- the same process was later for other countries - We know them as thats "multi languages" signatures on the tank side
