Anyone able to put a name to this stove?

[jiffi]

As the title says can you name this stove I got two given to me and I am giving one to my younger brother! This thing is brilliant it seems to be a small triangle meths burner in a chopped tin is about the best description I can give but it boiled 2.5ltrs of water in about 5-6 mins!http://m.flickr.com/photos/52765096@N06/9466681899/lightbox/

 

[Andy BB]

Not sure of the name, but I have a couple of these. (I'll check the lid of mine tomorrow which has the name on it) They were quite common, sold as a picnic stove by places like Woolworths. Do you have the lid for the windshield? I notice you have the snuffer for the burner. I'm not sure I ever managed to get quite the results you did, but thy are quite efficient, and produce a very stable base for pans/kettles. A rather nice piece of kit, and are lightweight as well (good for backpacking, less good for durability)!

 

[jiffi]

I have two complete stoves and they are both complete lids snuffers the lot and yes they are stable I love the way the flames come through the holes at the top and it heats the whole pot/kettle bottom!!!

 

[rik_uk3]

No picture?

 

[wingstoo]

No picture?

Just click on the link?

http://m.flickr.com/photos/52765096@N06/9466681899/lightbox/

And you'll see this...

 

[ged]

Just click on the link?

...

And you'll see this...

Browsers aren't all the same, and browser settings differ too. Then there are personal preferences for individual Websites to take account of. In fact what with screen sizes, font choices, browser settings and even things like 'skins', one person will not often see exactly the same thing as another on his screen so it's unwise to assume that what you see is what everyone else will see.

When I click on your link I just see a load more links, in large blue letters on a black background. No images.

That's because my browser has more secure settings than the default for most browsers.

For obvious reasons I have no intention of changing the settings so I won't be viewing images posted on the likes of Flickr.

 

[rik_uk3]

Firefox don't like Flickr, loaded fine on Torch

The Picnic Stove, Handy Stove, went by different names I've got a couple and one still has the price on it of 10/- ... 50p in new money.

2.5 litres in 6 minutes seems a tad optimistic. A nice little boiler, goes well with a Rover car, tartan rug and a sandwich picnic Keep them clean as the tin plate construction tends to rust easily.

 

[stoviecraig]

Nice to see it in action, this was my first stove bought when I was a kid on a Lake District holiday in the early 80's. Also got a small mess set for sum total of a fiver and still have them both today as part of the 'collection'.

 

[bikething]

Just click on the link?

http://m.flickr.com/photos/52765096@N06/9466681899/lightbox/

And you'll see this...

I clicked on the link and got pictures of an air rifle ??

 

[sandbender]

My Chrome browser is quite heavily locked down like ged's and I do not see the image, however If I edit out the /lightbox/ from the above URL I can see it, although the site is trying to do lots of stuff and gather info and its attempts are being blocked.

http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/52765096@N06/9466681899/

Alternatively just post an image link to the actual image rather than the flickr website...

A nice looking wee stove.

 

[jiffi]

I have no idea how to post a direct link to the pic it's just bunged in with the pics of an air rifle that's long sold!