The front box and window remind me of thetraindork's glasses.
I am practically neighbors with these guys as Pembroke is very close to me.. I have a few coworkers that live there and went to a party in Pembroke 2 summers ago.. Small world!HaHaHa... I always asked wtf was Frank thinking when he made this, but the fact is it actually worked to some degree. The concept was to get the glass view as far away from the fire as possible in hopes that the air circulation between the fire and glass would somehow keep the view clear (that theory never really worked with complete success), but the stove functioned fined with or without the blower.
Frank Russo was good man and good friend who became a Realtor like myself when the stove industry crashed in the late eighties. Frank still resides in the Pembroke, MA. area (his shop was right down the street from my dads and we used to visit often)... I guess somehow all of us (IE: Larry "Chubby Stoves", Frank "Russo Stoves", Doug "Crane Stoves") all wound up within 3 miles of each other in the end... south eastern MA. (kind of a neat lil' tid bid of info thats weird) LOL. A great generation for sure and ALL these guys Stoves still survive and thrive even today...
I am practically neighbors with these guys as Pembroke is very close to me.. I have a few coworkers that live there and went to a party in Pembroke 2 summers ago.. Small world!
Ray
I drive through Duxbury on the way to and from work.. Nice town, have a few coworkers that live there..
Ray
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