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Juwel 21

Gustav Barthel

Very attractive tin box with nice decoration.

  • Collapsible
  • Roarer burner
  • Fuel: kerosene/paraffine
  • Brass tank

 

 
The German company Gustav Barthel was one of the largest european stove brands during the beginning of the 20th century. Manufacturing in Dresden their production covered stoves, blowlamps, soldering lamps and pressure lamps. Seeing how some of their designs are practically identical with Primus models it's possible they were producing those on licence.

GB were also present in the USA as early as in 1908 with an office in Boston, Massachussets. In the same city they ran the Barthel Blow Lamp Company that - the name nonwithstanding - delivered the full range of GB products, and they also seem to have delivered stoves to Globe Gas light Company; how close these companies actually were is unclear but the stoves had both names.