FISHER BROCHURES

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This is the new UL approved redesigned stove line for 1980. The bottom of the back page gives the 3 style names, leg styles available, screen styles available, and the 7 stove sizes, wood length, weight, heating area, and flue size.

This brochure is opened in thirds, then unfolded in half to open to 17 X 10 3/4 inch color print on both sides;

Front;


Back;


Rear Bottom; (shows stove styles, leg and screen styles, as well as a size chart)


Front Top;


Front Bottom;


Rear Top;

 

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Oldest known brochure found by CamFan saved from Carl Baughman's early Boise Idaho fabrication shop before moving to their second manufacturing facility in Georgia.



Woody Taylor who bought the licenses in 1975 for Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Arkansas recommended "first class brochures" and manufacturing shortcuts such as bending tops instead of the three pieces welded together. This early brochure pictures the three piece top.

I notice when there was only the three single door models, newspaper ads at the time also called them "three appliances in one" Heater - Cook Stove - Trash Burner

When the double doors started they became "Four appliances in one";
Heater - Cook Stove - Fireplace - Trash Burner

Attached is printable brochure as well.

 

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Small Teddy Bear Brochure / Pamphlet ;

 

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1978

 

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XL

 

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Over 2 years since another brochure has been found; enjoy

Oldest brochure found from Bob's own Springfield Fisher Stove Shop on Commercial St.




Notice the "Grandma" pictured at bottom is actually a Grandpa. Grandma never had the large tree doors to match Grandpa the first year.



This one surfaced in Fort Dodge Iowa on eBay; like new with no marks. I don't post scanned copies since they will suddenly appear on eBay as "originals" for a small fortune.

 

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Coal Bear;