NFR Old Camp Stove

Discussion in 'Camping, Hiking, Cooking' started by ffcarter, Jun 24, 2012.

  1. ffcarter New Member

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    Hey all, is there anyone here that might know anything about this old camp stove I found? It's very cool looking and would like to know more about what I have on my hands here. Thanks!!! photo-15.JPG photo-16.JPG photo-17.JPG photo-18.JPG
  2. Patrick Gould Active Member

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    I don't know anything about it but it sure made me smile. A real piece of industrial art.
  3. dryflylarry "Chasing Riseforms"

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    For future reference. We have a "Camping, Hiking, and Cooking" Section on here. You might try posting there.
  4. ffcarter New Member

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    Yes Patrick, crazy to think that was state of the art back in 1896, that is the about the only thing I know about this stove.
  5. Jerry Daschofsky Your Friendly Moderator

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  6. Mike Monsos AKA flyman219

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    I can't help either but I sure enjoyed the pictures of your find. That is a really cool camp stove!

    Mike
  7. bitterroot Love vintage graphite!

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  8. Jerry Daschofsky Your Friendly Moderator

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    I guess you found your info. Saw the sales ad.
  9. ffcarter New Member

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    Well I've piece together a very small amount of information. Mainly from a paper ad for the stove in a hardware catalogue from 1896. The page from the catalogue is being sold on Ebay. The guys from spirit burner.com are about as mystified as myself. I have not tried the griswold blog yet. I posted it on Craigslist to see what kind of interest there is in it. To be totally honest I'm more then a little concerned about firing this thing up, although the valves are in great condition. Overall, I just don't know what to do with it.
  10. Jerry Daschofsky Your Friendly Moderator

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    I'd fire it up in a second. Sounds like you know the make. What other info were you looking for?
  11. mtskibum16 Active Member

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    Very cool stove! Light 'er up!