Kerosene Kerosene Pressure Stove Pins and Buttons

This is my entry for Day 13 of Inktober 2019 - Ash

A roarer burner, pressure stove, framed by the Swedish flag, blue with a yellow cross. Many of the best brass pressure stoves were made in Sweden. This vintage stove, vector image is modelled on a 1 pint roarer burner.

The Flag of South Korea, or Taegukgi (Taegeukgi). A white background, a red and blue yin- and yang-symbol in the centre, and four black trigrams, on each corner of the flag. The flag frames a vector image of a one pint, collapsable, roarer burner pressure stove. Some fantastic and innovative versions of this classic, brass pressure stove were produced in South Korea

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The flag of Germany, Tricolour (Black, red and yellow) framing a small roarer burner pressure stove. This stove is drawn based on a one pint, brass stove, which burns Paraffinol / Petroleum (Kerosene , Paraffin). Some excellent quality versions of this stove where produced in Germany.

A black vector image of a classic, vintage, one pint, roarer burner, brass, pressure stove. The stove is presented on the Red and white Japanese flag. Many high quality, innovative pressure stoves were made (and still are, in come cases) in Japan. The national flag of Japan, a white flag with a large red disc, representing the sun. This flag is officially called Nisshōki in Japanese, but is more commonly known as Hinomaru (circle of the sun).

A vector image of a white spirit / white gas fueled, brass, camping pressure stove. The text reads “Brass and Fire”

A black and white vector image of a one pint, roarer burner, pressure stove. These camp stoves were produced in vast numbers for decades in Sweden, England, Japan , South Korea, Norway, Germany, Portugal and many other countries. These run on Kerosene / Paraffin.

A black and white vector image of a one pint, roarer burner, pressure stove. These camp stoves were produced in vast numbers for decades in Sweden, England, Japan , South Korea, Norway, Germany, Portugal and many other countries. These run on Kerosene / Paraffin.

A black and white vector image of a one pint, roarer burner, pressure stove. These camp stoves were produced in vast numbers for decades in Sweden, England, Japan , South Korea, Norway, Germany, Portugal and many other countries. These run on Kerosene / Paraffin. This is a loud, roarer burner, hence the slogan “HEAR ME ROAR”.