'Y'all might want to search the Boston Craigslist ads for "Antique Stove" and see the Glenwood No.6 stove for sale. No knowledge of the stove or the seller.
Will someone here grab it?
Glenwood No.6 in Tewksbury, Ma
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lobsterman
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Expensive!
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Smokeyja
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If it's mint than that's a little cheaper than what they go for in this conditionlobsterman wrote:Expensive!
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DePippo79
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So close, but no money to blow at the moment. Would be real easy to get on my way to or from work. Oh well. Hopefully it goes to a good home. Ah maybe if I sell something. Nah. Next parlor stove is going to be a Baltimore Heater. If any members buys it and needs help, let me know. I'm not to far away and know the area well. Still have alot of family/friends down that way.
Matt
Matt