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- Primus Dating Chart 1911 - 1964 - Classic Camp Stoves
Primus Dating Chart - From 1911 Primus paraffin stoves are stamped with a letter code This is found under the tank The codes Q AQ are not used
- Primus No:5 (inc S J) - Classic Camp Stoves
Primus No 5 - comparing pre-1911 with 1924 abbahco1, Jul 11, 2017 Replies: 3 Views: 1,870
- Help to identify my Primus please! - Classic Camp Stoves
Primus products made in Sweden ceased to have date stamps of this form in 1964 but it seems possible that Primus stoves produced under license continued the practice for longer: Primus Dating Chart 1911 - 1964 The stove you show is fitted with a roarer burner and if the tank capacity is 2 imperial pints the stove is likely a Primus No 1
- History of the Primus No:96 - Classic Camp Stoves
Primus started date coding in 1911 and continued until 1962 on 96 stoves Initially the date coding was in the centre of some ornate imprinting on the bottom of the tank but at least by 1927 it had changed into a circle with the alphabetical date code and a number
- Primus No:54 - 1938 - Classic Camp Stoves
Hi, I found this Primus 54 from 1938 ( AC) in Alloa ( Scotland) The Pr 54 is a 1 75 pint, collapsible paraffin ( kerosene) stove, fitted with a silent burner These stoves were marketed as "Economy" stoves and were manufactured to a price Originally you would have had to pay extra for the pan-ring and reserve cap if you wanted them
- Primus - Classic Camp Stoves
For Høvik Primus models please check the Høvik Verk section
- Primus Onja | Classic Camp Stoves
So, comparison of the two Primus gassies separated by around fifty years The weight of the 2222 with full gas carts is 4kg That of the Onja is 4 6kg in spite of the use of G-1000 fabric (favoured by Fjallraven) to clothe the wire framework front and back - equipped with velcro strips to remove for cleaning
- Help! Primus 2385 camp stove connection? - Classic Camp Stoves
Help! Primus 2385 camp stove connection? Discussion in ' Stove Forum ' started by Erin, Jul 10, 2020
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