Can anyone help me or point me in the right direction to identify this stove? Maybe the model, or an approximate value? Thanks.
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Help identifying old one?
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Montgomery Ward just resold the stove under their brand name. It may take some research to find the manufacturer. This one is pretty ordinary. The stove's scrap value may be equal to market value.
Maybe double scrap value if they are in an area that still has coal readily available. But definitely not much value there
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