ID Camp Oven?

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Scott J.

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My sister bought this camp oven at an auction. Any help with the ID would be appreciated.
 

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One more photo. I didn't see any lids like it in RB or BB. Bottom seems to be older than modern due to ears for hooks or the coat wire bale. Inside of bottom is in nice shape. My sister said a rinse and some fresh oil and she would use it. Looks like the lid would clean up nicely. Anyway, for $35, she has a useable camp oven.
 

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The shape of the ears leads me to believe the pot was originally intended to be used with lifting hooks. See the hooks in the foreground of my Jambalaya pot. (Pot was made in the USA. I bought it new in 2014.)
 

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