Hydraflame Mk II brochure — front cover
Hydraflame Mk II brochure — page 1
Hydraflame Mk II brochure — page 2
Hydraflame Mk I console — advertisement
From The Age newspaper, 5th July 1968
Hydraflame Mk I, inbuilt, dual room — advertisement
From The Age newspaper, 5th July 1968
Mk I Hydraflame — console and inbuilt
Hydraflame Mk II
Sydney Morning Herald, 26th April 1974
Hydraflame Mk I — inbuilt
Hydraflame Mk II — firebox close-up
Later models included a chromed wire grill across the glass front, offering some protection from the very hot glass.
Hydraflame Mk II — inbuilt
Hydraflame Mk II — air and oil controls
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
Main front view
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
Firebox close-up, showing grille
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
Fan switch (lever underneath) and ignition light
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
Vulcan badge on lower right panel
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
Both sides of the heater — the gap in the middle allows for the thickness of the wall when installed
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
The back (second) side of a dual-room heater
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
Hydraflame Mk II inbuilt, dual room
Side lever allowed air flow to be selected to the front, rear, or both
Hydraflame Mk II console, model 10-02
Hydraflame Mk II, model 10-02
Series 40 with curved front glass
Series 40 with curved front glass — inbuilt model
Newer-style oil tank, wall mounted
Older-style tanks were more rounded and stood on 4 legs
Rear cover and flue
Single-room inbuilt models had this rear box cover, with the chimney usually extending up through the eaves of the house
Vulcan advertisement, 1969
If anyone has a copy of the brochure mentioned in this ad, please get in touch
Hydraflame Mk I — inbuilt
Series 40 top-flue — full view
Series 40 top-flue — side view