► Photothread: Field Kitchens in Context
Re: ► Photothread: Field Kitchens in Context
Hi,
here a field kitchen in action in the desert. Source of the pic: an expired ebay auction.
Regards
Bert
here a field kitchen in action in the desert. Source of the pic: an expired ebay auction.
Regards
Bert
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Hi all,
Two images from Ebay:
Image 1: Sd.Ah.106
Image 2: I would say Hf.13 ....
Sturm78
Two images from Ebay:
Image 1: Sd.Ah.106
Image 2: I would say Hf.13 ....
Sturm78
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Re: ► Photothread: Field Kitchens in Context
I believe that if we asked any soldier of any army of any time in history they would all agree that this is the best part of their day.
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Re: ► Photothread: Field Kitchens in Context
Max, you might have missed another aspect of a soldier's ambitions there.Maxschnauzer wrote: ↑17 Nov 2019, 03:25I believe that if we asked any soldier of any army of any time in history they would all agree that this is the best part of their day.
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Hi all,
A Swedish field kitchen, according to Ebay photo caption. Any idea about the model ?
Sturm78
A Swedish field kitchen, according to Ebay photo caption. Any idea about the model ?
Sturm78
Re: ► Photothread: Field Kitchens in Context
Thanks for your help, Markus. I think you are right
Here, another image from the net...Fahrbarer Backofen Modell 97 or Backofenwagen ...
Sturm78
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Hi all,
I am not sure about these kitchens in German use : M09 (mot.) ??
If this is correct, Which is the origin of these kitchens ? Austria or Czechoslovakia ??
I think there are some differences respect the original horse-drawn M09 of Austro-Hungarian origin (apart of the wheels), so I think that these kitchens could have been new manufactured in 1930s....
Images from Ebay
Sturm78
I am not sure about these kitchens in German use : M09 (mot.) ??
If this is correct, Which is the origin of these kitchens ? Austria or Czechoslovakia ??
I think there are some differences respect the original horse-drawn M09 of Austro-Hungarian origin (apart of the wheels), so I think that these kitchens could have been new manufactured in 1930s....
Images from Ebay
Sturm78
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Hi Sturm 78,
interesting questions. I will try to answer.
You are right, all the field kitchens on Your pics are captured Czechoslovakian field kitchens M 09. The origin of these kitchens is the Austrian-Hungarian, so-called "große Armee-Fahrküche M 09" produced by the factory Manfred von Weiss in Budapest. You are right, these field kitchen must have been produced later with other wheels for the motorized transport. I have to look for further information. Then I let You know.
Best regards
Bert
interesting questions. I will try to answer.
You are right, all the field kitchens on Your pics are captured Czechoslovakian field kitchens M 09. The origin of these kitchens is the Austrian-Hungarian, so-called "große Armee-Fahrküche M 09" produced by the factory Manfred von Weiss in Budapest. You are right, these field kitchen must have been produced later with other wheels for the motorized transport. I have to look for further information. Then I let You know.
Best regards
Bert
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Thanks for your nawer, Bert.
I need help with these two kitchens:
Image 1: I think Hf.11 but the front limber don´t have the typical cross in his sides...
Image 2: ??
Images from Ebay
Sturm78
I need help with these two kitchens:
Image 1: I think Hf.11 but the front limber don´t have the typical cross in his sides...
Image 2: ??
Images from Ebay
Sturm78
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Hi Sturm 78,
in the internet I have found the information, that the Czechoslovakian army took over some material of the former Austrian-Hungarian army, among it also the field kitchen M 09, which was produced in the company Breitenfeld-Daněk in Prague. There are pics of such a restored field kitchen produced by this company in Prague. Source: http://www.vhu.cz/ceskoslovenska-prevoz ... e-vzor-09/
Best regards
Bert
in the internet I have found the information, that the Czechoslovakian army took over some material of the former Austrian-Hungarian army, among it also the field kitchen M 09, which was produced in the company Breitenfeld-Daněk in Prague. There are pics of such a restored field kitchen produced by this company in Prague. Source: http://www.vhu.cz/ceskoslovenska-prevoz ... e-vzor-09/
Best regards
Bert
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Hi Bert,
Thanks for your information and images.
Respect to old M09 kitchen wuth wooden wheels i can see the following differences:
-Small side compartment with door in the side, not top door
-Constant width along the entire length of the kitchen. while the older model has a narrower front section
-Different wheels
Sturm78
Thanks for your information and images.
Respect to old M09 kitchen wuth wooden wheels i can see the following differences:
-Small side compartment with door in the side, not top door
-Constant width along the entire length of the kitchen. while the older model has a narrower front section
-Different wheels
Sturm78
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Hi Sturm,
You are right, there are too many differences between the horse-drawn and motorized version of this field kitchen.
Now to the other questions:
Image 1: You are right, it is a Hf.11, but not with the typical front limber. Here three pics of such a limber, maybe from another producer.
You are right, there are too many differences between the horse-drawn and motorized version of this field kitchen.
Now to the other questions:
Image 1: You are right, it is a Hf.11, but not with the typical front limber. Here three pics of such a limber, maybe from another producer.
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Now image 2:
it is a kleine Feldküche (small field kitchen) Hf. 11 or 13 with an additional cooking compartment. The chimney is from Hf. 11, but the rest I cannot say. Here a pic of such a modification.
Best regards
Bert
it is a kleine Feldküche (small field kitchen) Hf. 11 or 13 with an additional cooking compartment. The chimney is from Hf. 11, but the rest I cannot say. Here a pic of such a modification.
Best regards
Bert
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