Year? a Monarch 2 Burner Wood Stove for Cooking

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Does anyone know the year of this wood cook stove?

It came out of a 1910 home in Medford, Oregon.

Serial number: W-33164

Style number: 24PX

This version has 2 ports in the back (cold in, hot out) for a water heater coil.

It has 2 ash clean-outs (one in the rear the other in the front. The ash box is in very good condition and comes with a convenient handle that makes carrying the box outside for super easy emptying.

The exterior finish appears to be original porcelain enameled but I'm not 100% sure.

1 adjustable damper located in the rear.

1 on/off flipper where the chimney pipe connection area is.

Weight: 175 pounds

Exterior size
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Depth (front to back): 29"
Width: 13-1/2"
Height: 36" (to hot plates, excluding back panel)
Height: 41" (including the back panel)

Firebox size
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Length: 19"
Width: 9"
Height: 10"

Firebox entrance size
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Width: 6-1/4"
Height: 5-1/4"

Ash-box size
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Length: 19-1/2"
Width: 6-1/4"
Height: 7-1/4"

Size of the round hot plates: 8-1/2"

Hot plate size
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Length: 19-1/2"
Width: 9-3/4"

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I would guess it's from the 40s or 50s. Yes, that is a porcelain jacket.
 
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It's predominantly a coal stove
 
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