Stove
Database
Game
Junior
-
Gerry
-
Gilbert
J.
McCaul
-
Ginge
- Globe
Gas
Light
-
Globe
Stove
&
Range
Company
-
Glogau
-
Glowmaster
- GOK
-
Governor
-
Le
Grillon
-
Gustav
Barthel |
|
Game
Junior
American
brand,
manufactured
by
Taylor
&
Boggis
in
Cleveland,
Ohio. |
Model:
Game
Junior
1
Fuel:
kerosene |
Flat
wick
stove.
Mica
screen.
Model
seem
to
be
from
around
1890's.
Seem
to
be
fairly
similar
to
the
Beatrice
stoves.
Interestingly,
there
are
at
least
two
different
versions
of
the
no
1.
The
sample
pic
shows
the
version
where
the
maker's
name
is
NOT
present.
|
Click
for
large
scale!
Picture
donated
by
Mike
Carter |
Model:
Game
Junior
2
Fuel:
kerosene |
Flat
double
wick
stove.
Mica
screens
(missing
on
the
sample).
Model
seem
to
be
from
around
1900's. |
Click
for
large
scale!
Picture
donated
by
Jim
Worley |
| Gerry
American
brand
manufactured
in
Denver,
Colorado. |
Model:
Gerry
Mini
Stove
Fuel:
LP
gas |
Manufactured
during
the
60's
or
earlier. |
|
| Gilbert
J.
McCaul
English
brand. |
Model:
Fuel: |
Roarer
burner. |
|
Model:
Fuel: |
Silent
burner. |
|
| Ginge
Danish
brand. |
Model:
Ginge
Fuel:
kerosene |
Brass
tank. |
Click
for
large
scale!
Picture
donated
by
Jan
Rømsgaard |
Model:
Ginge
Fuel:
kerosene |
Brass
tank. |
Click
for
large
scale!
Picture
donated
by
Jan
Rømsgaard |
| Globe
Gas
Light
American
brand,
with
offices
in
Boston.
It
appears
that
at
least
part
of
the
production
was
in
fact
done
by
the
Gustav
Barthel
company. |
Model: Juwel
Fuel:
kerosene |
Brass
tank.
Soldered-on
support
rods.
Tin
box.
Apparently
a
renamed
version
of
the
Gustav
Barthel
Juwel
No
6. |
|
| Globe
Stove
&
Range
Company
This
American
company
was
located
in
Kokomo,
Indiana.
They
had
two
employee-based
teams
in
the
1916
Industrial
league
bowling
game
in
Kokomo,
which
at
that
time
had
an
active
gas
industry.
Some
time
after
that
they
were
renamed
to
Globe
America
Corporation.
During
World
War
1
the
production
was
partly
turned
to
manufacture
of
war
products:
6-inch
mortar
shells,
packing
cases
and
possibly
ranges
for
military
use.
In
1943
they
were
again
renamed,
to
Globe
American
Stove
Company.
At
this
point
they
were
making
the
world's
first
all-steel
lifeboat
and
liferaft
("The
Kokomo
Kid")
but
presumably
also
stoves. |
|
|
|
| Glogau
American
brand,
manufactured
in
Chicago
by
the
Glogau
Co. |
Model:
Glogau
Alcohol
Gas
Stove
Fuel:
alcohol |
|
|
Model:
Glogau
375
Fuel:
alcohol(?) |
Cast
iron
table
stand.
Brass
tank.
Antique. |
|
Model:
Glogau
75S
Fuel:
alcohol |
Very
unusual
design
for
a
alcohol
stove.
Note
that
one
support
rod
has
a
handle. |
Click
for
large
scale!
Picture
donated
by
'mud
ball' |
| Glowmaster |
Model: Glowmaster
Butane
Stove
Fuel:
butane
gas |
Red
case
model.
Piezo
igniter.
7500
BTU. |
|
Model: Glowmaster
GM-1200
Fuel: |
Grey
cast-iron
casing.
7513
BTU. |
|
Model: Glowmaster
Microlite
Backpack
Expedition
Stove
Fuel:
butane/propane
gas |
|
|
Model: Glowmaster
Double
Burner
Camp
Stove
Fuel: |
Piezo
ignition. |
|
| Governor
British
brand,
manufactured
in
Wolverhampton
by
John
Shaw
&
Sons
Ltd.
Supplied
the
British
forces
during
WW1,
and
licensed
out
the
wartime
models
to
other
companies
as
well
due
to
demands. |
Model:
Governor
1
Fuel:
kerosene |
Roarer
burner.
Brass
tank.
Good
quality. |
|
Model:
Governor
5
Fuel:
kerosene |
Silent
burner. |
|
Model:
Governor
Bijou
Fuel:
kerosene |
|
|
Model:
Governor
Lamb
Fuel:
white
gas |
Brass
tank.
Collapsible.
Burner
lid
attached
with
chain. |
|
| GOK |
Model:
GOK
Juwel
Fuel: |
Blue
casing,
brass
tank.
Looks
like
a
ripoff
of
the
Svea
123. |
|
| Le
Grillon
French
brand. |
Model:
Le
Grillon
Fuel:
alcohol |
Round
stand
-
no
legs.
Pan
support. |
|
| Gustav
Barthel
Check
out
the
feature
page. |
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