While my parents were building our house, we lived in a barn/garage on the property and we used a wood burning stove and a kerosene heater exactly like this one to heat the place. Luckily, we lived in rural Florida, so it never got too terribly cold.
We were stationed in England in the 60s and fell in love with these little gems. We had a 75 Imperial gallon tank in the back garden filled with Pink Parrafin.
In Appalachia, those were known as a 'salamander'. The first person out in the morning would carry it to the 'outhouse' and leave it there. The last person out would bring it back.
Very nice refurbishing. You made it look like new. You seem to make sure every detail is correct. Thumbs Up!
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سلمت يدك..
عمل رائع استمتعتُ بمشاهدته..
كم أتمنى امتلاك مدفأة كهذه..
Love it.I restored 5 of these myself still have one.
I would love to have one of those for camping. Great job.🤔🤠👍⭐🇺🇲
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What a beautiful heater thanks for sharing.
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Great watch, superb skills, thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful job
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While my parents were building our house, we lived in a barn/garage on the property and we used a wood burning stove and a kerosene heater exactly like this one to heat the place. Luckily, we lived in rural Florida, so it never got too terribly cold.
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We were stationed in England in the 60s and fell in love with these little gems. We had a 75 Imperial gallon tank in the back garden filled with Pink Parrafin.
thaks for watching my video
Nice restoration 👏👏
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In Appalachia, those were known as a 'salamander'. The first person out in the morning would carry it to the 'outhouse' and leave it there. The last person out would bring it back.
Be a great little heater for a cottage.
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grand ma and grandpa had 1 of these and grandma used to put a teapot on top while she was knitting .
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That aint that old more like early 60s.
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