Ah crap just read the rest of your post and yes I have suffered from shingles

Isn't if funny how people think differently but hey get out of your bubble and talk to people in the little towns were you camp and ask about some of the stories about family love ones or friend that have done them selfs in and they all say I WISH I ASKED what was up or maybe they had family or friends with a terminal illness then they would tell you how they use to just drop in to lift there sprits just by saying g'day mate how are you going or maybe just maybe they where just having a bad few days with life in general and you a traveler has just picked them up when you stopped and said hi made there day . So If you think I am trouble making how about you look into my past and find out how much I have done for family's and there freinds or just a stranger I met when shearing around the country or maybe look past your ignorance and see it's not about stirring people up its about how much of a different it makes to take a little time . And trust me this is not about chally this is about life experiences .i know it's abit blunt and its not meant to be just open your eyes and ears as it does make a different to the people that need it . But hey what do I know I am only 43

Chally did a little research on A. Simpson from Adelaide. His name came up a lot as an importer of many different things to do with his manufacturing business.
Not necessarily by him but camp ovens featured a lot in the ships cargo lists on the same voyages.
From what I can see camp ovens where imported by the hundreds in the mid 1800s.
Any idea what brand they were?

Jeff, I have a  very ornately decorated 14" oven which has:
  "T Sheldon & Co Ltd. Wolverhampton. 14 Inch Camp Oven" and a circle of stars on the lid. It is the classic shape, long legs and very well cast considering it is nearly a century old.

Rob.