Valor camping stove

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advert for Valor pressure stove
Valor camping stove
close up of Valor camping stove
Advert from ‘The Scout’ 2nd July 1954 Vol L No 1
Description
Brass camping stove with three pot rests. Unscrewable filler cap.Pump.
Inscription description
“VALOR” inside a shield “MADE IN ENGLAND VALOR PRESSURE STOVE NO55”
Acquisition Method:
Donated by Mick Tighe
Number of Objects:
1
Related Items:
Provenance:
Valor started out in 1890 selling oil storage containers and oil heaters in the Erdington area of Birmingham. At some point they merged with a firm called Baxi which took its name from Richard Baxendale who had started his iron moulding business back in 1866. Baxi and Valor extended their business during WW11 making ammunition boxes,fuel cans and we suspect,stoves. We are not too sure, but suspect this nice little stove is 1950’s era and still seems to be in pretty good condition. They seem to be fairly common and one failed to reach the asking price of £17.50 on e-bay in January 2011. Mick Tighe bought this one with a load of others, in a box, back in the 1970’s.
Object Production
Production Place:
England
Materials:
brass
Maker:
Valor
Colour:
gold
Dimensions:
21(h) x 18(circumference) cms
Object Condition:
Condition Date Check:
24/02/2011
Administration
Accession Number:
901.2011.1
Creator:
Hermione Cooper
Accession Date:
24/02/2011
ID:
1
Category:
Location
Location:
Bohuntin
Current Location
Rules:
Spectrum : UK Museum documentation standard, V.3.1 2007
Scottish Mountain Heritage Collection
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