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WWII U.S. military single-burner GI pocket stove, identified as an American Gas Machine AGM M1941—the AGM version of the Coleman-designed Model 520.
Includes:
Two-piece aluminum carrying/cooking case
Original-style service wrench/pot handle
Long metal spare-parts tube
Stove with folding legs and five-point AGM control knob
The stove has not been pressure-tested or lit. It shows substantial surface rust, oxidation, paint wear, scratches and grime from age and storage. The aluminum case is worn, dented and oxidized. The maker/date markings are too faint to confirm a specific production year, although the configuration appears consistent with 1944–45 production.
The parts tube has not been opened or inventoried. A fuel funnel and any other accessories not pictured are not included. Please examine all photos carefully.
Sold for restoration, parts or military display. Service and leak-test before any attempt to operate.
