Found a 1980s Concorde Catalytic stove in the garage of the estate I'm sorting out. It's brand new, still on the pallet. Does anyone know what it's value might be? AND, I've read several threads on this stove and understand some models were sub-par. Can anyone tell me how I can tell if I've got a lemon, or a decent, SAFE wood burning stove? The Installation booklet indicates it's one of the following models:; 14, 24, 34, or 44. Thank you!
OLD CONCORDE CATALYTIC
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There should be an identifying UL lab testing label on the side or back of the stove. Can you post a good picture of that?
This is the best I have right now. I'll post a more readable pic by tomorrow.
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The label doesn't show much, just that it's a Concorde Catalytic. This appears to be before Franklin started selling them via Scania. There are some good postings on the stove here.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/wiki/concorde-catalytic/
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/concorde-catalytic-stove.163750/
As for the model, I didn't realize they made so many. @webbie would know, but I don't know if he is stopping by anymore. You can probably figure out the model by noting the difference in specs and installation or operational directions in the manual. Some might just be trim differences and one may be the insert model. If you could scan the manual and post it, that would be super. This would help the next person with a Concorde.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/wiki/concorde-catalytic/
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/concorde-catalytic-stove.163750/
As for the model, I didn't realize they made so many. @webbie would know, but I don't know if he is stopping by anymore. You can probably figure out the model by noting the difference in specs and installation or operational directions in the manual. Some might just be trim differences and one may be the insert model. If you could scan the manual and post it, that would be super. This would help the next person with a Concorde.
Here is a clearer picture of the UL label showing the following information:
Model: Concorde Catalytic
Serial No: CC 104099
Tested July 1980 per UL 1482
ICBO No 3558
Manufactured and/or Marketed by Euro-Designs, Inc out of Warwick, Rhode Island
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