SVEA No: 11 c. 1910's

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  1. Rodger Willows

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    As "found" yesterday....

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    "C. R. Nybergs Patent"

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    "Unique" pump rod/cup arrangement

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    A "Primus" roarer burner more likely found on a multi-burner furnace

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    "Primus" filler cap

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    Unique "feet"

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    Potential replacement filler cap - at least it says "SVEA'!

    I'll have a "hunt" for a suitable SVEA roarer burner to replace the Primus too.

    Again No Tools = No Fetttling = No Firing Photos!

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  2. Tony Press

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    Be still, my beating heart!

    Great find. Usual place?


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  3. Rodger Willows

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    What a beauty, and an interesting burner substitution. Eagerly awaiting 'running' photos when they happen.
     
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    It is a beautiful stove, the Svea is solid as a rock.
    Cheers
    Rob