M1942 (AGMCO 1943)

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  1. orsoorso

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    Very nice. A bit of pendantry here, the correct name for your stove is Model 1942 two-burner. or M1942. Only Coleman called it a 523, that was their internal designation for it. Good to see a war-dated example, they're getting harder to find especially in such good shape.
     
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    I do not know how to correct title of tread, if moderator can correct it I have nothing against. It have been a user for years, then seated in a luckily sheltered wood store cabana.
     
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    Ciao @orsoorso,

    you should find 2 cylindrical containers locked below the top plate. They contain spare parts.

    It’s unfortunate that it doesn’t have its carrying metal case.

    Nicola
     
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    There's also a folding wind screen accessory. I'm not sure if this was available with all stove or just specific year(s) or mfg(Coleman vs AGMco)