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  1. Chip New Member

    joined: Apr 13, 2012
    1 posts
    Any clues on who makes this woodstove and if it is UL approved?

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  2. pen Super Moderator

    joined: Aug 2, 2007
    6,071 posts
    N.E. Penna
    It looks similar to a fisher, but it if is I would expect it to have that brand name on the door.

    If it is UL approved, it would have a plate attached to the back of the stove. If it doesn't, or it is missing, that I'm afraid you are out of luck.

    I'm going to move this over to the classic stove forum since I believe this stove is from that era.

    pen
  3. coaly Fisher Moderator

    joined: Dec 22, 2007
    1,028 posts
    NE PA
    Sure looks like a Fisher Honey Bear by the air intake over the door (slider), and the ash shelf (fender) is shaped and has holes in the corners like one too. The Honey Bear normally had a roll top facing forward on the rear shield. They all had Fisher in the lower right corner of the right door as far as I know.
    They had a 6 inch outlet, 18 3/4" firebox with 20 inch wide top plate.
    Height is 30 1/4" from floor to top at rear, 25 1/2" from floor to top at front.
    Door opening 14 wide X 8 1/2" high.
    If these measurements are exactly what you have, here's some closer pics to see if the details look like the Honey Bear; (air intake top and bottom, door hinges, inside baffle plate)
    What state or appoximate area did this stove come from?
    The UL tag was riveted to the right side or rear of pedestal. You may find 4 small holes there ?
    Honey Bear top air closed.JPG Honey Bear baffle inside.JPG Honey Bear lower air closed.JPG Honey Bear 5.jpg Doors complete with size comparison.JPG

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