Antique gas parlour stove-is this right??

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eclecticcottage

eclecticcottage

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Dec 7, 2011
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Check out the venting on this...did it really vent like that?? Or have they stuck the cap on sans piping??

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I know there were unvented space heaters back in the day, but I thought the parlour style stoves were all vented...

Too bad it's missing the mica windows.
 
I wouldn't either...but I was wondering if it was actually meant to be. It looks like it all fits together so well, but it seems all wrong at the same time.
 
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