Radius No1 S:or 1930 - 1940's

Discussion in 'Radius No:1' started by Shed-man, Oct 28, 2012.

  1. Shed-man

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    The unusual steel trivet/pan-ring makes this stove very interesting; it is a mix of steel pressing and fabrication.

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    Hi Steve

    You are lucky to find the trivet, in what looks like a good condition, also like the thumbnail setting for your pictures.
    Started to get " scrollers cramp " on some members posts, as I dont bother to read them these days.
    Very nice
    Ian
     
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    Thanks Iani for the advice on Thumbnails. You are right; this a a better way to post multiple pictures. Thanks.

    Thanks George, It was your post and help from Iani that led me to the date probabilty.

    Steve.
     
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    Count me in too as a fan of those Radius trivets

    Radius 17 (with a patina)


    This on on an Ajanta (India) follows that pattern somewhat

    Ajanta


    Thumbnails are a great feature, but one after the other excludes captions or commentary. Course, I've probably lost Iani to 'scroller's cramp' by then anyway ...

    John
     
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    Hi John, Yes, the same trivet and a very similar pressed/fabricated construction one from India. The Radius is the first one that I personally have come across, but then I am a new boy in this game. However, what never fails to amaze me is the help that we can get from the "elder statesmen" fellow members ;) ;) . Take care mate, look forward to seeing you again - Steve.
     
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    Shed-man Thanks for posting these photos. I too am very impressed with your topside pan ring. I like how that looks especially with the Radius Logo of the shooting star. I think I would like to hope the Stove angles may bring me a good and proper english Radius stove my way. I like that chunky pan ring so different. Impressive stove indeed.
     
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    The tank and fittings of the stove is marked AB RADIUS. This mark was used up to around 1938/1940 Later stoves were marked "Radius Ltd". This particular stove is likely pre-1938/40

    Kerophile.