Help identify a Fisher
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Well, it sure looks like a grandpa or grandma - you can self ID from the info here (or elsewhere in that sub-forum)
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/fisher-grandma-and-grandpa-bear-details-fireplace-series.69448/
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/fisher-grandma-and-grandpa-bear-details-fireplace-series.69448/
Probably a 1978 Grandpa. It has the first 4 fin draft caps, but the newer plated springs. A '77 would have stainless steel tightly wound springs. By '79 there were 5 fin draft caps, but these could have been old stock used later. They probably weren't laying around long if it's a Tennessee stove. That would put it in the S.E territory or Dunn's territory to the north that both moved a lot of stoves. The newer style handles were probably not replaced since nothing goes wrong with the first stainless style.
It's worth whatever the buyer and seller agree upon.
It's worth whatever the buyer and seller agree upon.
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