1960's Turm Sport alcohol stove

[@JnJTrueOutdoorAdventures]

Thanks for sharing the video of these stoves. Now I will be on the look out for one of these at flea markets and yard sales.

[@NLoutside75]

You're welcome Hope you find one!

[@kenneth6731]

That is very cool. I would love to find a stove like that! Thank you for sharing!

[@NLoutside75]

Thanks very much They are awesome and cool Too bad they are so hard to find Thanks for watching

[@CarlB37]

I really appreciate this video. I inherited one of these stoves as a young Boy Scout and used it a lot, still have it. It still works. The one I have has no markings on it. Until your video I had no idea as to its name or manufacturer. So my occasional attempts at Google Fu had no results. Thank you so much.

[@NLoutside75]

You are very welcome I'm glad you have one of these amazing stoves You should get it going and use it Thanks for watching

[@oxxnarrdflame8865]

Yep, cool stoves. I have a Turn with the removable pot stands and an East German stove similar to your Volcano, free standing doesn’t fold up. Back when I got mine I wish I was a little more aggressive collecting, like you say now hard to find and expensive. .

[@NLoutside75]

That's awesome you have one of those I hope you use it I'd love to have one but they are expensive and sometimes not complete I wish they were still made today Thanks for your comment

[@RealMash]

Great devices! And relatively quite compared to more modern devices-that use petrol. There is a GDR thingy, called a "Juwel" that is supposed to sound like a Volkswagen Beetle with a broken exhaust when started-will get you in contact with everybody else camping out when using it to create the hot water for a coffee in the morning I was told...I wanted to get one when they were sold in a clearance, but was to slow to get one ;-) They are expensive now as well ;-)

[@NLoutside75]

Thanks for commenting I believe the juwel stove uses white gas There are tons of similar stoves out there and they are fairly loud

[@markmueller5508]

Turm means tower, hence the logo.

[@NLoutside75]

Thanks so much! Great to know I wondered about the logo

[@AM-jw1lo]

I have one of those its a Touring Turm with a brass tank. My guess its much older than the ones you show, Ebay has some, rediculous prices for what i think is a fairly weak heater/stove.

[@NLoutside75]

I agree The prices are insane I do think they are great and there's nothing else like them