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  1. LynnK New Member

    My "New" Pride and Joy

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  2. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    Wow thats cool!!!!!!!!!!
  3. mikepinto65 Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 5, 2008
    675 posts
    Webster, MA
    Nice stove, My father has an old village crawford royal he uses, i'll take some pics for you to see
  4. fossil Super Moderator

    joined: Sep 30, 2007
    9,133 posts
    Bend, Oregon
    That's incredible. There must have been about a 600-page instruction manual for it. It's gorgeous. Did you restore it? Rick
  5. LynnK New Member

    I wish I could restore something like that...The owner says he used to do restorations on stoves and had several once upon a time, giving the remainder of his inventory to his adult children. This man is now in his late 80's and really didn't know much about the history of it except his wife used it to warm the kitchen on cold winter days when the furnace was lagging. He suggested I throw a lump of coal or two in it to keep it going thru the night. I did order 2 cookbooks that the Monarch Malleable put out which has stove info in them...one is for a 1906 and one is a 1909 so I am in the ballpark! I know it has a duplex venting system, but thats about all I know at this point. I amin the process of retiling my floor and a wall it will set in front of. When I actually get it up and baking I will post another pic...of home made pies and bread....I love to bake! I would love to do my turkey in there this year...so we will see!
    Thanks again, Lynn
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