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Ekeberg Market Photo Safari Spring 2002

The weather was great, the stalls as many as usual, and there was a slight whiff of kerosene on the wind. My father and I had drove 600 kilometers and slept in the car over the night just to be early at the market, and we spent at least 5 hours walking blissfully about the area. Then we met up with Ross Mellows and Arne Aasgaard, and later was shown Arne's vast stove collection in his home. Unfortunately I'd not taken extra film with my and my camera went out of business much too early. I used the analog video camera but can't digitize that bit before I get a new video camera for my computer. Sorry guys!

The salesman claimed this one was made in Norway. Sadly, I didn't write up the text on paper as I though I'd be able to read it from the picture.

 

From the market. Something for everybody!

More goodies.

An M-1950 to the left; you don't see a lot of those in Scandinavia.

A Svea with red box to the right.

 

 

 

Say, wasn't the same guy selling these stoves last year too? I think I recognise that red car.

An interesting Radius 42.

Bliss. To the right behind the desk, the two Swedes that come each year with the market's best selection of parts. In the middle with the cap, Arne Aasgaard on the hunt for something, anything he doesn't already have. To the left,Ross Mellows enjoying himself. To the EXTREME left, one of only three three-plate Primus stove ovens in Norway known to Arne.

Visiting Arne and his wife. The stoves to the left are Ross' catch, those to the right are some Fuhrmeisters etc.

Never seen one like this before. It's a Gustav Barthel Norma ASHTRAY.

Is it a handgrenade? An egg cooker? No, it's an optional Primus alcohol preheater gadget. You'll be very lucky to ever see one again.

Arne Aasgard with one of the jewels in his selection. The stove is a Primus, but the box is stamped with 'Christiania Glassmagasin' and dated pre 1900...

 

 
 

 

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