Primus No. 97L - 1935

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  1. Lighthouse

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    A Primus No.97, date coded 'Z2' for 1935. Nickel plated stove with folding legs. She's almost complete; only missing her instructions leaflet.(her 2 prickers and the envelope were accidentally left out in the picture).

    The tank is in good condition, 1 small dent on the rim of the tank. The set comes with spanner, 2 prickers, spirit can, windshield, 3 legs.
    As always, I have given the tin a coat of wax for preservation purposes.

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    Tin in sound condition. The graphics are still very clear and bright.
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    Her front clasp with handle:
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    Inside of the tin, with minimal rust. Cleaned with 0000 wool and soap.
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    Spirit can. No. 1738
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    Legs removed.
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    The stampings are also clear and bright. Cleaned her up with a rag and soap, nothing else.
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    Side-stampings in 5 languages. No Japanese and Arabic stampings on the other side. This was removed in approx. 1932. (more info is needed as to when exactly).
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    Stove with and without the windshield deployed.
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    Burner plate + tank.
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    Thanks for reading,
    Frank
     
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  2. Lighthouse

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    Some additional pictures:

    Date stamp:
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    Spanner.
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    3 legs, polished up to a high shine.
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    Somebody kept that safe and dry for decades. Beautiful!
     
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    Boy, oh boy, a nickel plated 97 !! :D :D :D
    I lovvvvve the nickel plated stoves.

    Thank you for the detailed photos for the Gallery.
     
  5. Lighthouse

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    I also love the nickel plated stoves! Thank you for the compliments.
    This stove cleaned up extraordinary well.

    Frank