Vintage Ej Willis Stainless Steel Alcohol 2 Burner Marine Stove Rare on 2040-parts.com
Colchester, Connecticut, United States
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VINTAGE EJ WILLIS STAINLESS STEEL ALCOHOL 2 BURNER MARINE STOVE RARE. The glass on the gauge is cracked. This does pressurize but I does not feel like when I pumped a coleman camping stove. I am not familiar with these so please ask questions before bidding. The tank has a dent in the back. zoom in on photos for details.
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