SVEA (Sievert) 123

Discussion in 'Svea No: 123 & 123R' started by Rodger Willows, Nov 1, 2025.

  1. Rodger Willows

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    I "found" this yesterday in Warburton, VIC.
    It was in an antique store and displays evidence of previous polishing.
    I recognised it as one of the earlier v 1. Sievert models.

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    The box it came in:

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    To be continued...
     
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    This morning I replaced the filler cap seal and SRV pip and fired it up:

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    It works - well!

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    I scanned the included instruction brochure to pdf, which included this (? dating info):
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    My favorite
     
  4. Tony Press

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    Excellent!

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    It's in good condition.:thumbup:
    I'm very lucky that it comes with the box and instructions.
     
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    What a great find.:thumbup:
    Complete. In the box.
    And it works beautifully!
    Congratulations.
     
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    I would say 1.b in the evolved/evolving typology.

    It’s early, but with the tank/shield fitting works.


    Tony
     
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    CORRECTION:

    Type 1c.

    [Now… I go back to re-read the typology again]


    Cheers

    Tony
     
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    @Tony Press @OMC

    Thank you for correcting my error - I too shall have to re-read the thread!
     
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    Great find. They were the best.