If I weren't full up on projects I'd likely be all over this.
http://maine.craigslist.org/zip/4515234555.html
Hope someone here can grab it.
Free Glenwood Cook Stove in York, Maine
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Thanks Dennis,
Looking at the filigree I'd say it's about a 1900 - 1904. And it's a model F, which is the small one. Decent sized oven in a range that doesn't take up much space.
I don't see the triangular stub end of the coal grate sticking out through the left side of the lower firebox door, so I'm guessing it has wood grates, or dock ash grates which can be used for coal, but said to be not as good, or strong as the triangular coal grates ?
Paul
Looking at the filigree I'd say it's about a 1900 - 1904. And it's a model F, which is the small one. Decent sized oven in a range that doesn't take up much space.
I don't see the triangular stub end of the coal grate sticking out through the left side of the lower firebox door, so I'm guessing it has wood grates, or dock ash grates which can be used for coal, but said to be not as good, or strong as the triangular coal grates ?
Paul
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Already Gone!!!!!!
Nice little range - too bad.
Chris
Nice little range - too bad.
Chris