My neighbor has his grandfathers shanty stove and is in the process of restoring it. However he has a problem. Here are some pictures for you:

this is the bottom of the burner stack. It is a kerosene stove and looks like the modern kind, however when he shuts off the fuel with the red knob. The wick continues to smulder.

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We can find no names on the thing anywhere only made in the USA on the metal and the glass tank.
What would smother the wick ? The unit will boil water in a hurry. We took a small wick from a lamp and wrapped it inside the stack to get it to burn. Could it be that we had to small of a wick? On modern heaters the wick is retacted to cause it to go out. this one has no way of doing that.

Has anyone seen one like this?