3 burner stove: 28 stove top with 3 burner and 105000 BTU output, provides enough cooking power for your outdoor cooking. ?? Durable and stable: This outdoor gas stove is made of high-quality steel, which is durable and stable. ?? Easy to carry: The stove legs can be removed, and the stove body can be carried after disassembling. ?? Wide application: This outdoor stove is suitable for camping, picnics, garden parties, backyards, balconies, etc. It brings convenience to your outdoor cooking. ?? Easy to install: The stove is easy to install and use, and it is very convenient to use and clean. ” “Product: 3 burner stove, 28 inch height, 105000 BTU total power, stove can hold 100 lbs weight, the legs can remove to easy carry, suitable for garden and camping. Foshan Aaron Appliance co ltd. 34.0 x 28.5 x 16.5 inches.
WWII USMC 3-Wing FOLDING RATION STOVE (“NOm-38075 / M3 -1943″). + Stamped on one of the three steel “wings” is the USMC contract data and the initials of the J. And the year 1943. + This is stamped with both the initials of the U. Marine Corps and the USMC-specfic Contract prefix, “NOm” which is the abbreviation for “Number, Marine”. + This simple, innovative model has been found dated both “1942” and 1943. + This unit would have been available to USMC personnel involved in any of the Pacific campaigns following Guadalcanal: Bougainville Nov. 1, 1943 – January 1944, Cape Gloucester (December 1943 – April 19)4, Rabaul (December 1943 – August 1944), the Marshall Islands (January 1944 – March 1944), 44Saipan (June – July 1944), Tinian (July – August 1944), Guam (July – August 1944), Peleliu (September – October 1944), Iwo Jima (February – March 1945), Okinawa (April – June 1945). + Dimensions: Folded (3″ x 1 7/8″) Opened (5″ x 1 7/8″). + When opened in tripod position it can accommodate a can 3″ in diameter (such as a C RATION can), a canteen cup, or a much larger pot or pan balanced on top of the “wings. Folded it’s small enough to fit easily into a Marine’s HBT jacket pocket. Speaker Corporation of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Was founded in 1935 by John W. Early products included tire repair equipment and kits, radiator fronts, car and truck mirrors, and automotive lighting. In the early 1940’s. Miniature portable stove and the. “P38″ GI can opener. Both of which were widely used during World War II and for several decades thereafter by the U.
Lot Includes (3 items). ? Coleman Dual Fuel 533 Single Burner Stove. Coleman Fuel Funnel. ? Condition: Used – tested, clean, and fully functional. ? Maintenance: Stove and funnel cleaned; ready for use. ? Fuel Type: White gas or unleaded gasoline. ? Portable: Compact, durable setup perfect for camping, hiking, or emergencies. ? Army Pouch: Sturdy military-grade storage – Just for fun bonus! ? Details: Normal signs of use; see photos for exact condition. This Camping Mega Lot features a reliable Coleman Dual Fuel 533 Stove, a genuine Coleman fuel funnel, and a U. Army military canvas pouch included as a bonus storage case. The stove has been cleaned and tested, ensuring dependable performance for outdoor cooking or emergency preparedness. Perfect for campers, preppers, hunters, or collectors of vintage Coleman gear, this all-in-one set provides rugged portability and classic Coleman durability.
This custom One of a kind 1/6th set includes everything you see in the pictures. NO FIGURE IS INCLUDED WITH THIS SET. THE FIGURE IS TO DEMOSTRATE THE SCALE OF THE ACCESSORIES Included are a wood stove (Set 2 of 4) with an internal blinking blue and red light that simulates the flickering of the fire inside the stove, A chicken cutting table with 4 whole removable chickens, two static trays of chicken pieces sliced in water, A pot of cooking potatoes in water a frying pan with egg, an empty bucket, a bundle of wood, 7 stove utensils, bread, sausage, cheese, onions and a can of US spam and a small wooden box. This would be an awesome piece to include in any 1/6th scale diorama. What a set to add to your collection! To the 1/6th scale community: Mac & Sonny Is Jim and Cameron McDonald (my son). We are toy artists and create unique one of a kind collectible toy sets for people. I have been building custom toys for around 40 years. We create just about any toy in almost any scale. I have made custom 1/6 figures back in the 80’s and 90’s and then I took a break to pursue my carrier. For the most part my work includes good quality figures modern GI Joe, 21. Century and few good quality others. The only after market parts I use from the major retailers are Uniforms and Boots, Everything else is 3d printed and custom painted or hand made. Y straps and belts are made of leather and pleather with metal founding’s. Mess kits, Haversacks, weapons and head gear are all solid plastic 3D printed and hand painted using High quality Testers enamel paint. I use resin plastic, 3d printed plastic of many types. Balsa wood and too many other products to mention here to make our awesome creations. I would not characterize my self as an expert painter or 3D Modeler. But I do have a lot of basic skills in many areas. I tend to do a lot of German WWII sets (I very much like to educate people about the Germans of WWII), but we can create any type of figure or set. The rarity of our work is obvious. At 60 years old it is unlikely that I will create a lot of sets. So get them while you can! I can not compare my work to that of Dragon models, DID or the top manufacturers because I do not have multi million dollar equipment and teams of people to do the work we do. I can say though that our work is better than most of the low to middle 1/6 manufacturers. I love questions and try my best to answer all of them. Thank You for looking at our work! If you see something you would like to order in bulk, unpainted etc…
