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FURNITURE FOR FIXED CAMPS6iThis is a most useful addition, since plenty of hotwater is needed for cooking and in washing up.The fire box takes in 1 6-inch wood. The oven islarge enough for a gx 15-inch bread pan and willroast a good-sized fowl.Fig. 32.— Small Camp StoveFig. 33.— Stove PackedWhen the stove is set up, it is mounted on its steelcrate and the locking bars are attached under theoven to form a warming rack. It is not intendedfor tent heating.This stove weighs 25 pounds,and the reservoir and utensilsabout 15 pounds more. Tomake the pots and pans nest inthe oven, they are made squareor rectangular. For fixed campsit is best to select your own utensils,and carry the larger ones ina separate box.The second stove (Fig. 34)is made with fire box extendingFig. 34.— Stove forLarge Woodits entire length. It will takein a billet 28 inches long, whichwill keep a fire all night, and will be ready forcooking five minutes after the dampers are openedin the morning. When packed for transportation,the stove measures 30 x 14 x 12 inches, and weight