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62 ca:\iping and woodcraft29 pounds (43H pounds complete ^^ith grub boxand utensils). When set up, the 14 x 30-inch topis free for utensils; the oven, above it, takes a10 X 14-inch pan for baking or roasting. Oven,legs, and pipe stow inside the body of the stove,leaving space for a 12 x 13 x 9^-inch galvanized boxthat holds cooking utensils and is used in camp as adish-pan or as a vermin-proof box for provisions.A cook-stove with sheet-iron top needs ruD plates.If you get one with plates, be sure they are farFig. 36.— FieldRange (Packed)Fig. 35-— Field Rangeenough apart so that the vessels do not interferewith each other.The third type of stove (Figs. 35, 36) is one regularly used by our Geological Survey, Forestry Bureau,and issimilar to the Army range, but smaller.The No. 4 size, to cook for 6 men, packs, withutensils, in a space 12x13x22 inches. The ovenis 8 X 12 X 12 inches. The range weighs 52 pounds,the utensils 20 pounds, and a dining service for sixpersons, in enamel and white or plated metal, 13pounds. For continuous field service this is a quitepractical range.