11-01-2016, 19:10
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11-01-2016, 19:41
Bo nawet google tego nie pokazuje. Znaczy rarystasik 
12-01-2016, 14:47
Nyborg sounds very Danish. It means NewCastle/NeuBurg. In Danmark we had a company called Nyborg that made Iron stoves, to be seen here:
http://www.theoldmillstores.ie/product/antique-stove-2/
But I have never seen a Nyborg Stove (pressure) for sale here back home or anywhere else for that sake. But then again, I am not a "Stove-man"
I went to the Classic Camp Stoves (CCS) and look under "Denmark" and this link shows all known there:
http://classiccampstoves.com/forums/denmark.240/
No Nyborg is between.
Mikolaj
http://www.theoldmillstores.ie/product/antique-stove-2/
But I have never seen a Nyborg Stove (pressure) for sale here back home or anywhere else for that sake. But then again, I am not a "Stove-man"
I went to the Classic Camp Stoves (CCS) and look under "Denmark" and this link shows all known there:
http://classiccampstoves.com/forums/denmark.240/
No Nyborg is between.
Mikolaj
12-01-2016, 16:34
To jest jeden z pierwszych z lat 80-tych XIX wieku, ktos z moich znajomych z angielskiego forum ma cos takiego, tez tego szukam 
Na razie moj najstarszy jest z 1914 roku.
Na razie moj najstarszy jest z 1914 roku.
12-01-2016, 17:03
(12-01-2016, 16:34)alenstein napisał(a): [ -> ]To jest jeden z pierwszych z lat 80-tych XIX wieku, ktos z moich znajomych z angielskiego forum ma cos takiego, tez tego szukam
Na razie moj najstarszy jest z 1914 roku.
Haha Alenstein. Yes but I was thinking the company kept on changing and after the Iron-ovens they might have tried to produce pressure-stoves shortly - just a guess. The company kept on to at least 1991 and is to be seen here:
http://www2.nyborgbibliotek.dk/lokalweb/...toberi.pdf
Mikolaj
12-01-2016, 18:38
12-01-2016, 20:35
Ah Nyborg would have been Danish 
We dont have any Nyberg up here
Mikolaj
We dont have any Nyberg up here Mikolaj
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