The most unusual item in your collection?

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  1. Magnus Thilander

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    Good evening gents!

    When I looked at Ross collection I saw some very intressting and unusual items that I never had seen before and I thought: "Some more collectors must have some unusual items"

    So, does any of you own one unusual item? Maybe one Rex stove or something else?
    I'd love too see some pictures of your must unusual stove-related-item! :D :D

    Best Regards from Stockholm,
    Magnus Thilander
     
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    Prisma 0; a Swedish one-pinter. Anyone else have a Prisma? 8)
     
  3. Ian

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    Vakus

    British made paraffin coiler,

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  4. Magnus Thilander

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    Hi Ed!

    Never heard about the brand "Prisma"...... :o Do you've any pictures of your stove? When was it produceed?

    Thank's!

    Best Regards,
    Magnus
     
  5. Magnus Thilander

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    What a neat stove!! :D :D That stove would fit into my collection,,,,, do you mind? :lol: :lol:

    Back to the Vakus, I have never heard about this brand either.. When did Vakus start to produce stoves? Did they also made lanterns?

    Great pictures btw! :D :D

    Best Regards,
    Magnus Thilander
     
  6. Magnus Thilander

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    This stove is pretty unusual I think:

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    Now you all must wondering: A Radius No 42??? Should that stove be unusual :?: :?: :?: :?:



    Hmmmm,,,,,,



    Nope, but the extra part is:

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    :D :D :D

    Best Regards,
    Magnus
     
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    Hi ,Magnus ,
    Do you also have the lamp/ mantle attatchment for that stove ?? .. Or is it a Radius 43 im thinking of/remembering ??? No , its not the 43 ... ive got one of those,slow brain here , DUhhhh.., different format entirely (I Think 42 ?). Ok OK One Of the small Radius 'petrol' stoves had a lantern attatchment .............. very rare (or so i'm told) ...see Bart on BBL ....... Hes ( im Sure more Info)..... Whatever/whichever the stove was,,,,,, it also had a blowlamp/soldering/ski-waxer/ MANTEL LANTERN addition to the generator ( All incorported in the carry box/ windshield).. not practical .... but interesting ,,,....Radius .... Interesting stoves/lamps/products ........ & of the best quality :)
    Happy new year to you ............... Keep the BLUE flame burning Thank you for the VERY interesting Museum posts .. wer'e alll living ...... I hope, Were all learning ..i Know that I am , keep on ... keeping on ..

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    I've one down the shed - a standard 2 pinter silent. I've got pics of a one pinter in it's tin from a collector friend to go on the site.
     
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    I think this is the only paper I have on them

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    My mistake the pics are here:

    Also some artwork here
     
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    I have an unnamed stove the same as the second stove down here, like Bryan Miller. An odd stove as it has no maker mentioned on it at all, just advice to use paraffin !

    I also have this Nobel stove from the early 1920's. It's a bit cleaner than this now, and works fine, despite its 'character' ;)

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    The burner is not original, it should look like this :

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    I hope you guys are going to post these in the Stove Reference Section once CCSv3 launches! :lol:
     
  13. Lance

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    hummm i'm wondering Ross do you want pictures of our frankenstoves too????

    This would look really interesting to the folks checking to see what stoves are out there.

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    :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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  14. Ian

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    Yes, but with better pictures including, hopefully, one of the stove lit.
     
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    Hopefully you were smiling when you said that.

    Hey Ian It's do-able. i think i can find an old match to light the stove and lantern.

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  16. Magnus Thilander

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    Hi Brassnipplekey!

    You must be thinking of the Radius No 143/145/146 lamp?
    The lamp base it's a Radius No 21 stove.
    And yes, I've those lams aswell. I wouldn't say that they are rare, they are more "hard-to-find".
    Here in Sweden they are easy to find but outside Sweden they are hard to find.
    I know that the 42 stove had one more part, some kind of a mantle lamp. I've never seen one in the reality, just in one catalouge.
    Does any of you guys own this lamp part for the 42 stove?

    Best Regards,
    Magnus
     
  17. Ian

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    I think we're getting mixed up here, Lance. I was referring to the Vakus stove.
     
  18. Magnus Thilander

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    Hi Ross!
    Many thanks for that link about Vakus!!:-)

    Best Regards,
    Magnus
     
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    Hi Keith!
    Your Nobel stove it's one of a kind! :-D
    That stove would look more expensive if you polish it up inte new condition! ;)
    Anyway, have you fire it up yet? :-)
    Thanks for the photos!
    Best Regards,
    Magnus
     
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    Oh yes, fired up at Newark 2006.
    I know that Ross has one as well, and another was at Newark 2007, when I called in briefly, but I don't recall whose I was . . .sorry !