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Genuine Sievert Stamping
Deeply impressed side cartouche with Max Sievert Stockholm trademark and 'Beware of Imitations' advisory.
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01 / 02Max Sievert 1054 Brass Blowlamp (0.5 Liter) — photograph 1
Highlights
Why this object
still matters.
Crafted in Sweden by Max Sievert, this 0.5-liter brass blowtorch features an angled burner tube secured with an external steel bracket. The tank body displays detailed factory stampings guaranteeing genuine Sievert manufacture, alongside an integrated manual air pump, winged filler cap, and perforated metal handle.
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Angled Burner Geometry
Features an inclined brass burner assembly braced by an arched steel chassis bracket for targeted flame application.
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Integrated Hand Pump
Equipped with a solid brass cylindrical pressure pump and sprung knurled plunger mounted beside the fuel font.
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Dual-Unit Capacity Marking
Shoulder is factory stamped with '0.5 LITER = 1 PINT' designation for international trade specifications.
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Perforated Heat-Dissipating Handle
Fitted with a ventilated metal sleeve grip designed to reduce heat transfer during extended operation.
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Branded Control Hardware
Includes an embossed 'SIEVERT' wing cap and 'SWEDEN' regulation valve wheel directly integrated onto the tank head.
Specifications
The useful facts,
clearly recorded.
Measurements, construction, identity, and seller-supplied details are kept together for direct comparison.
Reviewed · Curio catalogue
Maker
Max Sievert, Stockholm
Origin
Sweden
Year
1935
Department
scientific-instruments
Packed shipment
4 kg · 40 × 30 × 25 cm
Manufacturer
Max Sievert
Model
1054
Capacity
0.5 Liter (1 Pint)
Primary Material
Brass with steel bracket and handle
Fuel Type
Petrol / Gasoline
Country of Origin
Sweden
Details
Close inspection,
recorded in photographs.
Detail № 01 · Max Sievert 1054 Brass Blowlamp (0.5 Liter) — photograph 2
Heritage
A traceable life,
carefully recorded.
Provenance documentation was not supplied for this specific Max Sievert 1054 Brass Blowlamp (0.5 Liter); this listing is based on the supplied photographs only.
Industrial Heritage
Stockholm Engineering Precision
Max Sievert blowlamps represented the pinnacle of Swedish brass metallurgy, engineered to generate steady, high-temperature heat for metalworkers and plumbers across early-twentieth-century industrial workshops worldwide. The account stays anchored to the individual object photographed here, preserving its maker, period, and visible material character for the next collection.
Authenticity Defense
The War on Imitations
Because Sievert blowlamps were widely copied across Europe, the company rolled prominent anti-counterfeit warnings directly into the brass tank wall, guaranteeing authentic Swedish craftsmanship and high operating safety standards.
Timeline
An object in time,
one continuous story.
1882
Sievert Founded
Max Sievert partners with Carl Richard Nyberg to commercialize and distribute liquid-fuel blowlamps internationally.
1935
Model 1054 Introduced
Sievert manufactures compact 0.5-liter angled blowlamps for specialized soldering, plumbing, and workshop duties.
1950
Global Distribution
Max Sievert tools cement a global reputation for safety and quality, featuring prominent anti-counterfeiting tank warnings.
1965
Propane Transition
Production of traditional liquid-fueled brass blowlamps winds down as modern gas cartridge torches take over.
Condition
Honest wear,
documented clearly.
The blowtorch retains a consistent aged brass patina with scattered surface oxidation, dark spotting, and light tooling marks throughout. Mechanical fittings, including the filler cap, control knob, and pump plunger, are intact with expected cosmetic tarnish. The burner head exhibits heat darkening and interior residue consistent with historic use.
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InspectedBrass Tank & Patina
Features uniform darkening, surface age spots, and minor handling wear, while preserving sharp stamped lettering on the front and shoulder.
✓
InspectedBurner Assembly
Shows heavy heat-induced discoloration and soot remnants on the slotted brass shroud and nozzle assembly.
✓
InspectedFittings & Controls
The Sievert-branded winged filler plug, Sweden-stamped valve knob, and spring-loaded pump piston remain firmly mounted.
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InspectedHandle & Frame
Perforated steel handle grip and burner support bracket show mild surface patina and oxidation without structural deformation.
Logistics
Inspected, insured,
door to door.
Step 01
Delivery
Inspected, photographed, and packed with its condition report.
Step 02
Shipping
Custom-fit protective packing with tracked, insured courier service.
Step 03
Returns
Return requests are accepted within fourteen days of confirmed delivery.
Step 04
Dispatch
Prepared for courier handoff within three to five business days.
Acquisition
Make it part of
your collection.
Contact the seller for more information or to discuss this object.
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Max Sievert 1054 Brass Blowlamp (0.5 Liter)