Research regarding Cookers, Portable, No. 2

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Research regarding Cookers, Portable, No. 2

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06-01-18, 07:29

Jesse Browning Jesse Browning is offline

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The stove described, and pictured appears to be a No2, or a No2 Mk1. It is refered to as a No2 mk2. I do agree with the findings.

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