One-burner cook stove

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One-burner cook stove

13-07-22, 15:32

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Terry Warner

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I see a strong resemblance to the USGI M1950 Mountain Stove and the civilian Coleman Peak series of the late 1970s. Only so many ways to turn fuel into fire.

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