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December 10, 2004

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loyd

The stoves also ran on alcohol. My dad carried one with him into Bastogne. He said the only problem they had was they had a tendency to blow up. As evidence of this we have a picture where he is wearing a glove on one hand after his own stove blew up. It was odd but every camp stove and lantern we ever purchased was a Coleman and he compared every stove to that one in Bastogne. A testament to a great stove.

C.E.Garrison

Where can I find parts for world war 2 pocket stove. Is there a repitable person who can repair one of these stoves, Any help thanks.C.E.Garrison.

Coleman Camping lantern

thanks for the post!we actually get a lot of ideas and info..!!nice work please post some more!

Coleman Camping lantern

hi!this is so cool!this GI Pocket Stove is cool i love it!can you please post some more!I'm sure my husband will love this!i am planning to gift him a camping stove since he loves to go camping..Thank you so much!you give me a great idea!

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