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02-26-2016 03:16 PM
# ADS
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It is different from mine which carries the Stuttgart address. I will have to take a look at mine for comparison. NH
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Neil Hever
It is different from mine which carries the Stuttgart address. I will have to take a look at mine for comparison. NH
Thanks Neil, all the ones I've seen on here have the Stuttgart address & Mod.9 Gesch marks, trying to fathom it out !
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Paul, Note this! Your box for tablets is from Stuttgart and my box is from Murrhardt! You have the Murrhadt stove and Stuttgart produced tablets and I have the opposite. NH
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...and my box is marked D.R.W.Z. The export group Deutsche Raiffeisen Warenzentrale was founded in 1948 - so that makes my tablet box post war. I do have a war time box as well. We both learned something today. NH
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There was a reference to the change of address somewhere on this fantastic forum & found out elsewhere it had been bombed. Due to the 'Non-teethed' design I assume it to be pre 45, coupled with the fact that the fuel box (manafactured in Stuttgart) came with the stove. Maybe more 'fuel' than cookers survived the bombing, hence the pairing of the two at the new plant. Could it be that these were being sold to the Axis Armies, hence the Auslande Patente & when the stamping dies were re-made for the kocher in 1943, the new factory name as well as the DRP/Auslande were added to cover both eventualities ?
Amazing that between us , we've got a matching set !
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Lovely examples Larboard & Neil, thankyou for sharing !
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Happy to share some info on these. These are great little items. Apparently, they were quite popular with Axis and Allied troops. I'm sure that boxes of pre bombing fuel tablets were available after 1943 from stocks. Take a careful look at the front of my box and you will see a number 6 stamped over the 20. Apparently, the tablet size changed at some point. This makes it easier to identify war time tablets in the smaller size of 20 tablets. NH
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