Antique Wood Cook Stove with Oven: Alaska 1-21 Washington Wks. Everett Wash.
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The stove looks ruggedized, maybe for shipping up to the Alaskan gold fields? WA Stove Works was a big company that made a diverse line of stoves. Many still show up on eBay and the used market. Here's some history on the company.
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This is part of a nice article from the Everett Herald on the history of Washington Stove Works... When Ralph Mackey sold Washington Stove Works in 1981 to the Goldbelt Corporation, he became the last of four generations in his family to own and run the firm. Ralph's great-grandfather, William...
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My mother has this exact stove. She is still using it but it needs maintenance. We are wondering if anyone has a manual or schematics for the stove. Troubleshooting the problem blind at the moment. Thanks!! She is located in Alaska. Her stove was purchased second hand in 1972.
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