...Are those Soviet Union made or Russian made?... 2. Russia; Zawod “Iskra” Moskwa; Iskra;Standard kerosene pressure stoves was made not in Russia, not in Soviet Union - but in Р.С.Ф.С.Р. Does it mean - static table not allow adds much informations. Every of manufactures has his own signatures, logo, product , history, positions on timeline -important for colectors. But static table is only sorted text in columns and rows. Most of them - are made in Soviet Union Moto sicz, and Dastan - are made after and not in SU and not in Russia.
Р.С.Ф.С.Р. stands for Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic which was a was a republic in the Soviet Union from 1922-1991. Prior to that it was a sovereign soviet state following the revolution from 1917-1922. After the fall of the U.S.S.R. in 1991 it was renamed the Russian Federation. Therefore stoves made in Р.С.Ф.С.Р. were in fact made in the Soviet Union. Boy, that took some research! Sometimes being curious is a curse. Ben
...Therefore stoves made in Р.С.Ф.С.Р. were in fact made in the Soviet Union... You're wrong btw This is proof that you can not in a simple form include too much information. 1917-1922 - In that time there is no SU from 1923
So stoves made in Р.С.Ф.С.Р. during 1922-1991 were made in the Soviet Union and stoves made in Р.С.Ф.С.Р. during 1917-1922 were made in Soviet Russia. Is that correct? Ben
short brief of history official graphical sign Country East from Me http://myvimu.com/collection/1730-kolekcja-ewolucja-godla-rosji-rsfsr-zsrr --------------- Soviet Russia - is ok. - but in "normal" language Soviet Russia and Soviet Union - is the same but if We are talking about coutries "RSFSR" gives sharp meaning Сою́з Сове́тских Социалисти́ческих Респу́блик[, также СССР, Советский Союз — государство, существовавшее с 1922 года по 1991 год meaning Союз - was Union then country name: 1917 -1922 РСФСР RSFSR 1922/3-1991 СССП SU
Yes, that was the mistake I made when I wrote "Therefore stoves made in Р.С.Ф.С.Р. were in fact made in the Soviet Union." Thanks for the history lesson and for all the great stove work. This stuff is very interesting. Ben
Latvia (?) - Liesma; Standard kerosene pressure stoves http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Vi...trol-Primus-1920-30-Latvia-Rare-/271980087846 Latvia -; Pirigus ;Standard kerosene pressure stoves http://www.ebay.de/itm/Old-Prewar-B...a-Camping-Portable-Stove-No-711-/281881956722 Latvia Boriss Krāmers; Servus; Standard kerosene pressure stoves LATIMUS burner brand LIESMA burner brand
Russian or ex-USSR manufacturers add Оргеевский Машиностроительный Завод - это примусы Огонек - OGONYOK Завод "Красногвардеец" (Санкт-Петербург) - ВоенВрачЗаг - стандартные керосиновые примусы Артель "ПРОМЕТ" Москва - стандартные керосиновые примусы - PROMET Воронежский ремонтно-механический завод "РВМ" ВО "Россельхозтехника" - РВМ "ЗиВ"-"Завод имени Воровского" - "Plant of a name Vorovskogo" - ЗиВ Запорожский Авто Завод "Коммунар" (ЗАЗ) - Ex-USSR (Ukraine) - ЗАЗ ММЗ "Красный Октябрь" (Москва) - примусы ПТ-1
American Gas Machine (AGM) has at least 2 lines of civilian stoves: KampKook - double burner "suitcase" stoves SpeediKook - single burner, similar to Coleman model 500 Just to be confusing, one of the early Prentis Wabers models was called "Auto Kamp Kook" (with a space between "Kamp" and "Kook"). ....Arch
Poland; unnamed; Inowrocławskie Zakłady Metalowe Przemysłu Terenowego Zakład Nr 1 Inowrocław ul. Dworcowa 14
ROWEN, British or in your list United Kingdom. Cheers Rob Ps. Nothing else on tank, so no patent dates.
