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Not seen one for sale recently.  These sit on the floor so you end up cooking on your knees,  great for men watching not so good for you.   Tell him they are not available and get one that fits  your needs. 

I haven't seen one since the early 70's but this similar one still appears to be on sale on the continent.

This is a different kettle of fish,  Here is an idea that could work

Two suitcase stoves set into your unit as they use small canisters no need for lugging about large bottles.   No rubber pipes, and you disconnect the gas via a lever on the front of the stove when not in use.  Also has electronic ignition. Canisters usually last about 3 hours each and are readily available .

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/camping-equipment/cooking/5032307182573

Let us know how you go on.

Copy of a late 1960's PTC camping guide, you can ask your dad which one

Hi Marishka

The Camping Gaz name for the stove is "De Luxe Double Burner" Code No. 09/0625.

You can still get the single one

http://www.caravanning-online.co.uk/acatalog/camping-gaz.html

Derek

Can you get the old seadog to look at Calormarine

http://www.calormarineshop.co.uk/marine_safety/gas_cartridge-safety.htm

The Bright Spark cooker has anti flare and flame supervision which is good