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Campers and non-campers alike will instantly recognize the iconic green Coleman Stove. An American invention b y the same people who brought you the Coleman Lamp, people have been creating delicious meals on this stove since the 1920’s. Whether camping, at a sporting event, on the beach or at a picnic, the Coleman stove brings the convenience of your kitchen to the great outdoors! Watch how the Coleman Stove is made!
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How a Coleman Stove is made
Even if you’ve never camped a day in your life, chances are that you’ll instantly recognize the iconic green Coleman Stove. Around the world, people have been creating delicious meals on this stove since the 1920’s. Whether camping, at a sporting event, on the beach or at a picnic, the Coleman stove brings the convenience of your kitchen to the great outdoors! Fueled by the success of the Coleman lamp that was first produced in 1909, The Coleman Company then turned to stoves. And for nearly one hundred years this stove has made its impact felt in American history.
Believe it or not, the humble Coleman stove even did its part in winning the Second World War, with huge orders coming from all service branches of the military. The first order for 5,000 units was flown to U.S. forces involved in the November 1942 invasion of North Africa. Ernie Pyle, the famous World War II journalist who wrote about the common man’s experience in the war, devoted 15 articles to the Coleman pocket stove and considered it one of the two most important pieces of noncombat equipment in the war effort, the other being the Jeep.
And today, Coleman ships its iconic stoves and lanterns to over 100 countries around the world.
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Coleman has proven that things can be American made and still be affordable and still stay in business despite copy-cats. I have their 3-burner stove that I bought in the early 1970s. Still works with the gas that must be close to 20 years old. Still fires up. The only thing I had to do to it was replace the plunger. I also have two of their lanterns and the 533 stove. I don't think I'd consider another brand. I don't know why they quit making the 3-burner model. I'd take that over a 2-burner any day.
I have one and live in Denmark, best product ever. It run perfect on gasoline
533 stoves are awesome
coleman makes two (2) products in the US: this stove, and the dual fuel lantern. everything that isn't an antique design or uses pressurized fuel has been offshored.
Imagine the abundances of fuel left in abandoned vehicles after say; an EMP strike.
-Former U.S. Paratrooper Sgt.
@@soldtobediers yuuummmm, free fuel AND meat.....a nice long-pig bbq!
Cant beat american made i love my coleman stoves.🔥🍳
My grandfather had a model 421 stove that’s over 50 years old. My dad still has it and it still works like it’s brand-new.
a week ago my aunt gave me my g-pa's 1946 530 gi pocket stove. it hasn't been fired-up since the 70's. i cleaned the tank and lit it. then cooked b-fast on it. last night i got out my 425 stove and a 220F lantern. lit the lantern and cooked b-fast on my 425 with the lantern running. i got coleman fever i guess? then i watched this video and the lantern video! thank you at coleman for what you do! for generations my family has loved your products!
+1!
Thats crazy i have a 530 a47 pocket stove a 220b lantern and just got a 425b for $15 today on offer up. The 425b was made from 1954-62. All old. It in amazing condition and all work excellent.
We have almost the identical coleman products ! Im looking to get another lantern for $28 that looks in good condioon but i dont know what model it is. I love that hiss sound
Martina Dejaquiz
that's awesome,I've got a 1974 503 with cook kit / case and it's great.
It was only lightly used when I got it from my dad who found it in a recently vacant house about 25 years ago and never used it.
It's got all the original literature with it too.
It puffs a little bit out the pump when I take my thumb out and I it requires more frequent pumping than I think it should, but it's great for grilled cheese sandwiches in the summer without having to heat the house up ( in the backyard of course )
I think it would be so awesome if coleman did some retro models.
Like the first model stove, but they would make them in China.
grn dragon
I'd be all over that G.I. Pocket Stove in matte black.
Offer up has em cheap in my area so cal at least. I got a 2 burner one for $15 almost like new. Its dated from mid 50s to 1962. Theyre all over
I had my dads from WW-2 and it got thrown out. I was SICK and it still worked with the gas that was in it.
they did make retro models of some products. i have a 200a red lantern made in 1995 that is a retro of the original red 200a that was discontinued in the early 70's. recently they made a retro model of their original metal cooler or ice chest.
Best camp stove ever made!
Oh how I loved this, made me smile. American quality keeping us proud. At 60+ years old I just got my first Coleman, a 425F. It's so enjoyable to camp with it and sometimes just to light it at home to make me grin with joy. Best stove I've ever had and gives me peace of mind should I need it in an emergency. I wish I discovered this in my younger years.
And the ones from the 1920's still work. Nothing better than the gentle hiss of these stoves and lanterns when camping.
I have one from 1968. I love it!!
just got my grandfather's old stove. love them
I'm frying some chops on my old 1970s Coleman stove right now😋
The 425 is a great stove. It's built like a tank and always runs. I found mine at a Goodwill for $1.00. It needed a bit of work and a good cleaning. In the end I put less than $10.00 into it. Way less. In the 20 years since then I have taken it camping every summer. I love it. And I agree, Breakfast on a Coleman is the best.
That's an even better find than mine! I paid $20 at the Habitat Restore and am totally happy with it, made fajitas in the back yard just a couple days ago on it.
Found my 426D three burner at the Salvation Army for $15. Put a new O ring in the gas cap and oiled the leather cup in the plunger. One day, I'll be handing it down to my grandkids. It's 8 years older than me too. Good quality products are becoming the way of the past.
Coleman is just the best! I have a small collection of their stoves and lanterns, the oldest of my lanterns - a 242B - was made in July of 1938 and it's my main goto lantern! Gotta love their longevity!!! 😎👍
My parents had one of these. Served us quite nicely on many a camping trip. :)
Best camp stoves, PERIOD... I have several 425's ... Love them all..
Right on
I’ve had my 424 dual fuel only about 8 years. I’ve already used it quite a bit. Road trips, camping...even used it as my emergency stove during Hurricane Harvey. Sometimes, I’ll take it out to the back porch to cook my breakfast eggs on it for no reason other than I love using it, and breakfast on a Coleman stove is fun!
old school the vest
I can remember back as a kid, my parents used to go from Georgia to Illinois where my mother's parents (my grandparents) lived. Sometime in the morning we'd be in Tennessee and pull off the road in the old '55 Chevy wagon. My dad would pull out the old Coleman 2 burner stove and we'd have breakfast. I can still smell the bacon and the coffee simmering on the old Coleman stove. Coleman stoves remind me of my childhood with trips taken with the family in the mid 1950's. I now own a 425E Coleman camp stove and two lanterns, a 200A red lantern and just picked up a 220K double mantle lantern which I restored. Coleman makes top notch products--made in America and they last from generation to generation if cared for properly. K9POW - Rusty in eastern Tennessee
America makes excellent utilitarian kit, and has done for decades. The Coleman dual fuel stove is a fantastic piece of kit.
Just picked up a 414 stove to take with my family on our first camping trip! Can’t wait to try it out and build off of the memories of my childhood
3 years later, and how do you like it!?
Still American made!! great products that last a lifetime!!
Ive got both a coleman 426 3-burner stove that i keep in my travel trailer and use out in the camp site when im camping, and a 413 2 burner stove that stays in my garage and is my road trip stove when i dont have the camper with the truck, out when im out in the bushes with my jeep, i run both of mine on unleaded 87 octane pump fuel, absolutely love them! Also have a more modern 2 burner propane colema stove i keep as a back up to my backups and for power outages in the house. And have a several duel fuel lanters, some kerosene hurricane lanterns, and love the older days of simplicity.
I have a 425 that I bought in 1971 and I am still using that stove today.
Sure love my Coleman stoves
Just got a 1946 530 that was in a shed full of fuel since 1966, other then a new fuel and a fuel cap gasket (that I only changed because I had one)it needed nothing to fire up. Absolutely love it!!!
In my 60 years on this planet, most of it spent in the outdoors from Georgia to Alaska and many places in between, I’ve never bought anything with the Coleman name on it that wasn’t high quality. Tents, lanterns, coolers, stoves, even stainless steel camp cookware, all top notch and indestructible. Thank you Coleman for your legendary quality. 👍
I've got a stove made in the early 50's and a newer multi-fuel and one is as good as the other. And a lantern from the 50-'s era and a kerosene job. Unbeatable!
I have the model 426B and 426E, both 3 burner stoves. They are insane awesome.
I have a 425E stove that at least 45 years old. 100s of meals and I also use it to melt lead for casting bullets for my muzzleloaders. Kinda beat up looking but still works like a champ. I also have two red, single-mantle lanterns.
I'm still using my 1986 413h along with the lantern that was bought at the same time. I had to replace the generator in the lantern, I love the fact that parts are still readily available 34 years later.
I have three of these. One from the 60s, one from the 90s and one from 2016. All of them work perfectly. The one from the 60s I got on my 16th birthday. Theirs nothing more American than a Coleman product.
Invented In & Made in America!
I can't begin to perceive how that can sell them so cheap... but that's the beauty of this great nation. ...tTt...
Es la mejor estufa que he conosido en mi vida todos los productos coleman especialmente los mas antiguos
Amazing story!
Like everyone is else says they wouldn't take nothing for their old Coleman stove and neither would we, we have brought up our family of 4 girls back in the early seventies and now in the 2000s we're cooking for the grandkids on the same old stove and the food is still good and so is the stove!
Thanks for the vid!
such a classic! I cannot imagine using other stoves in base camp (otherwise I would go for MSR, Optimus, Primus, SVEA123 or Trangia)
I wish Coleman still made them like back in the day. Lanterns were brass or nickel plated brass. Bring back the Coleman 237 & 202. The 530 pocket stove! The mini 222& 226 lanterns!!
I've accumulated six ,from old to new. Easy to work on and restore. Some were giving to me.they kind of grow on you .
I just got a 2 burner 425B for $15 on offer up and i had the gi pocket stove in a shed, i guess my grandpa had it when my dad was in the scouts!
I have one of those pocket stoves and it still works
Have had and used my 425 since 1961. Converted it to propane some years ago, but it works just fine. Took it camping just last week.
Eric Gamble
Thumbs up for using your 425 since ‘61.
Thumbs down for propane.
Made the conversion after the Katrina flood ruined the fuel tank. More a matter of necessity at the time. Curious to learn more about your opinion on propane. Thoughts?
Eric Gamble
I don’t, personally, prefer propane because of the pressurized tanks necessary for it. I find them rather heavy (for the amount of fuel they carry), bulky, and harder to dispose of. As far as reliable ignition and BTUs, I think propane is adequate.
That said, my wife has a propane grill and I have a Coleman SportCat propane catalytic heater. I just prefer Coleman fuel or kerosene. Although, beyond any doubt, propane is much easier to light than kerosene.
Those are good points. I may look into finding a replacement tank. Thanks for the reply!
Awesome 🇺🇲
I could not find that lighter online, could you provide a link?
i wouldnt trade my dual fuel for nothing in the world ...to me its priceless ..
georgiaridgerunner 79
Amen! Same here. I have the 424 dual fuel stove, and two 285 dual fuel lanterns. Love ‘em!
@@totallyfrozen I'll be getting the slightly bigger 414 this evening.
Has any of you ever used gasoline in your stoves? It does say that you can use it in the dual but I am just Leary about it,
@@sherryn39455 yes if your stove is marked as dual fuel then you can use gasoline in it
I use gas in my 425 E exclusivly
Be warned though gasoline will clog the generator up though
After prolonged use it took the gas like two years of cnstant use to clog my stove though then
A simple five minute cleaning job
To unclog it ....
georgiaridgerunner 79 Thanks
I have one of those GI pocket stoves.
I own 4 of these stoves. A single burner Sportster model a 2 burner and a giant 3 burner. They are bullet proof.
I have 413's and a 426 from the 60s. The new ones feel flimsy compared to the old ones.. you can't beat vintage, and every part is replaceable and easy to fix
I honestly thought this was a Canadian invention but it is not, however, I have had one of these great stoves in our Family for 60 years but am shocked you've changed that Iconic fire engine red to a dark silver which sadly cannot be recognized as a Coleman stove for Miles like the red one!!
the silver designates that it's "duel fuel" the red is Coleman fuel only.
Coleman "white gas, or naptha" is better than gasoline, as most gasoline has ethanol now.
@@brandonyoung181 naptha white gas
the original stoves had gold tanks
@@rob3071 yes I have a 1948 model 415d it has a gold tank.when i found it all I did was strike a match an it ran great. But I still want to restore it. Does anyone no where I can get a new fuel valve an gen for it
I need paint for my stoves. Mine are over 60 years and still work.
I've got two dual fuel 424 stoves and these things have boiled water whilst a butane gas stove is just thinking about it, plus you don't get the problem of trashing those pesky little disposable butane tanks all over the countryside!
When did the dish towel hanger begin and then end on the back of the stoves?
I have about 17 of them, various models. These could be an excellent barter item if the long held belief of a 2nd Civil War happens in America.
I picked up a Coleman stove at a flee market a few weeks ago for $15.00.
Took it apart and cleaned it, works just fine.
Can't go wrong with Coleman products!
ward, where you going to get naptha when that 2nd civil war happens?
I have a 425 D stamp 5/66 on the tank
Great video. thanks
No problem! :D
There was no Epoxy when my Grandfather had his Coleman stove. LOL
Very hard to find the multifuel 2-burner stove in Australia now. The car campers & tourist campers have all switched to propane/butane, which is easier. One online camping store had these in stock... for US$200...
Right about 27 seconds into the video is a "picnic single burner stove". Does Coleman still manufacture that ? We have one which is painted Pink.
call the co.
they still make them today??
American workshop is still the best; it's a shame they don't export to Africa. It's almost impossible to find a Made in USA product in Kenya.
Me junkie fo de Coleman
C'est dommage que Coleman ne fabrique plus les pieces de rechange pour réparer ( robinet lanterne 226, etc...) et privilégie le lanternes et rechaud au gaz plutôt qu'essence ou pétrole.
Walmart only sells the propane version.
هل بالامكان التواصل معي بخصوص هذا المنتج فلقد وجدت فيه عيوب تقنية وتوصلت لحلها وشكرا لكم
Is it possible to contact me regarding this product, as I found technical defects in it and reached a solution, thank you

Shoulda kept the tank red......
I have this stove and it's my favorite every. I won't let anyone use it unless I fill and pump it myself. When I'm done using it for a while I'll run oil gas through it's and purge with air and empty fuel from tank. Treating it like a petrol engine thats being stored. Always keep a brass brush toothpicks and keep it clean and it'll last a long time. China can't even copy this properly. Just get a Colman unless you love swearing and getting cut by Razer thin carbage grade steel
Coleman needs to start making parts for there stoves and lanterns though. even fuel caps are getting hard to find new. they don't supply metal eclectic blocks either for their shitty plastic CL2 and 288 lanterns.
Too bad the 426 3-burner is no longer produced.
No, but you can find them used and quite fixable. Last month I found a 426E in Kuna, Idaho for $18. A week worth of work and it's like brand new!
Pls bring back the stainless steel Coleman lantern and pump stove. We use kerosene on it that time.
They would still be popular if fuel didn't cost $10+ a gallon......Most people would rather just use propane and not deal with the hassle now.
I buy mine for 7.64+ tax at Walmart
They need an aluninum and stainless steel duel fuel stove. .
The quality on the new models is nowhere near as good as the older models.
Price per 1l bottle of Coleman white gas in Germany: $ 9.00. Nein danke.
You can use benzin (gasoline/petrol) on these. Naphtha is also the same as Coleman white gas & you can buy it from hardware shops or car workshops.
I buy my fuel at my Walmart for $7.64 + tax per gallon.
Colemans paint is garbage. if you ever redo a coleman lantern or stove; use rustoleum 2X piant/primer spray or Krylon pain/primer spray(krylon lays nicer) and top coat with minwax polyurotane. that lantern/stove will never rust or chip in 200yrs!
PAINT CODE rustulum 'Hunter Green' or 'Apple Red' are a near perfect match for coleman color
TOM PIPPS FOAM- BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA USA HI HELLO MY BABY &
Anything from Coleman post 1986 is horrid. Bad build quality. Pre 1970 is the best. That special “epoxy paint” inside is a pain after time. It’s flakes off and clogs up the lantern/stove