Wow. I am going to set a side some time this evening to read through this, with a nice drink in hand. Amazing job. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for this. It is a great read. So, much information, and photographs of stove in such good condition. Ken in NC
Hello Stephan, Thank you for sharing all the information you have worked well to accumulate, and presented so well. Single fuel stoves get my attention immediately and there is a wealth of information to study and digest. All the forum members will be gla, to access the details and statisticss you have provided. A great task, completed very well. THANK YOU AGAIN. Alan.
Stephan, you must have spend an amazing amount of time to collect all this info! I have a few of these stoves in my humble collection, and it is so great to read about them, and get all this wonderful info on them. Thanks a million! All the best, Wim
Thank you Stefan for all your hard work on this. This would be well worth having its own chapter in a book of pressure stoves. I can't imagine how many hours it must have taken to do, some really beautiful examples you have found too.
Thank you Stefan for all the work you have done putting together this topic. Very informative and a great reference for those of us who have some of these stoves. John
You sir, are THE MAN!!! What an epic post!!! Thoroughly engaging, I have read it twice now!!! My favourite? Where to start!!! I think of all of them, the Punker was the one that interested me the most. Just the way the burners are designed, and the way that the pre-heating apparatus is lit was really interesting. Gave me some ideas for my own dabblings in stove evolution. Many thanks for your exhaustive efforts. Best regards, Mike.
Well, I haven't yet had the chance to read and digest all that but a quick scan indicates that it's one of the all-time great CCS threads - a definitive piece of work. Many thanks!
At first... Possibly the early burner BRÄNNARE M2824-051169-8 Post#317351 for me - its the same as the polish https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/28671 ------------- If Moderators add links to adecvate existing examples in gallery, opened in new-window, - topic will be more atractive. Some photos showing museum exponats "as is" - the same examples in gallery has better. ------------- Great job - more needed...
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Good Morning, Stefan, This is a fantastic piece of work on your part, and the details and photographs are excellent all around!! Thank you, SO very much, for taking the time to assemble this, and to share it here! It was obviously a labor of love, which shows in the care with which you crafted it! Thank you, again, for the wonderful resource work, and HUZZAH for a job well done!! 8) Take care, and God Bless! Every Good Wish, Doc
Stefan, Yours is an amazing and involved work, It is superb! This is one of those rare postings that make this site so worthwile. Bravo to you my friend. Harold/Chef
Thank you all. I should have replied a long time ago, but I travel a lot at work and when I'm home I rarely have time for my hobby. I have not added very many posts over the years but I check in now and then. I must say I have learned so very much from this community and the splendid willingness to share knowledge, experience and sometimes sheer wisdom. This is an internet community at its absolutely best! Consider this a small payback and again- thank you. /Stefan
