SotM (Stove of the Month) March 2022

A single burner open season month. Enter your best, favourite, most interesting, whatever single burner 'camp stove'. It doesn't even have to be working so no fettling required.

Post your nomination as a reply to this post.

The rules.

• Stove must feature in the Stove Reference Gallery (SRG) with a link posted in the entry. So now's the time to get those stoves photographed & posted! If it's been listed for years already that is ok too.
• Maximum of 2 pictures in the entry. More pictures can of course be shown in the linked SRG entry - as many as you want!
• Stove must be presently owned by the member.
• One entry per member.
• Stove must not have been entered previously.

This nominations post will be open for the month of March. At the end of the month the post will be closed & the qualifying stoves placed in a blind poll for members to vote for. The poll will remain open for 1 week. Most votes is the winner.

The winner will get a SotM Winner notation on their posts & profile & a £10 voucher code from The Fettlebox

Good luck & have fun

 

It’s got to be my stove manufactured in Ukraine.

 

Christchurch NZ made Robat-Avon Cookquick. A gravity fed meths camp stove.

 

Coleman 502 was a very popular American made single burner for a very long time. here This one is a regular in my cooking rotation.
Daryl sunny SoCal

 

Hello,

I’d like to enter with my Primus 12a.

Gallery entry (old): Primus 12a

Restoration post: Primus 12a restored

Nicola

 

Spectacular!

 

Greetings all! Great forum. My submission... A Picnic/Tea set stove. There is no mark of a manufacturer, but I've always fancied that it was of British origin. The case bears a 1906 New York customs stamp. I purchased this for a 1914 Elco Launch that I'm restoring.

SRG post: Alcohol stove & picnic set

 

My favourite 'find' stove - WW1 1918 supply crisis heavy weight Soutter 2-pint military First Aid Station trench stove (Soutter, 1918 (collapsible). | Classic Camp Stoves)

 

Wow, there's some very tough competition this month! I submit my Prentiss Wabers Auto Kamp Kook Kick number 4 stove. While this stove isn't as pretty or as interesting as some already presented...it is unique as the burner cap is a 3D printed replacement. I discuss some of the trials and tribulations of designing the cap in this thread: Burner Cap Dimensions for a Prentiss Wabers?

SRG listing: Prentiss Wabers No. 4 Single Burner







Thanks much,
ben

 

If it's got a kettle to fit, it's a stove right?


Coleman 458G 1933-1944

 

@cottage hill bill Great work on the restoration Reece. That kettle must take a gallon of water?

John

 

Just enough to make a cuppa for me and 20 of my closest friends.

@presscall Check the PMs