Two-hole, portable cooking or camp stove consisting of an oblong, bead-molded firebox and friction-fit, cast-iron top with two hole covers that lifts off so the stovepipe, legs and additional equipment can be packed inside for transport; folded seams and riveted construction, finished black. Rolled-rim firebox has a circular damper on front, ring handles at sides and four leg slots on underside; two pintles and a pivoting hook on back held a removable, hinged, five-sided oven (missing) that also fit inside. Embossed, bead-bordered, gilt-brass oval tag riveted above damper reads "H. L. DUNCKLEE (arched) / PATENTED / JUNE 22, 1875 / BOSTON, MASS. (curved)" in serif letters. "C P 1-2" cast in underside of both hole covers.
Currently contains four sections of stovepipe (two 2-part telescoping sections and two single sections; all with lapped riveted seams); two rectangular sheet-metal shelf or pan supports that mounted inside the oven; two short legs for stove; one long leg for oven; one L-shaped arm or bracket (possibly to support a shelf on front of stove top); and two curved pan handles or pot lifters with hooked ends.