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Hi

First time poster here.

Looking to get some information on this wood stove I recently acquired. I've searched online with the info on the tag but haven't been able to find anything that looks like this one.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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I think I saw a stove like that once. It was from the 1930,s but was wood and coal. I remember it had a cool way to remove the ashes, but that is all I remember.

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Hi Blake;
I looked and there do not seem to be any specific pictures of that model.
I would call it a parlor stove. Yours looks to be wood only, as many were dual use wood/coal.
The crack running across the bottom does not look good at all.
That could be why this stove was removed from service.

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