Identify this stove, please
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not much info to give; this is an ancient smoke dragon... enjoy out of control fires and then lots of soot when you try to dial it down.
Amity was made by nu-tec - specifically Peter Albertsen, who was the principal.
There were a number of models with various combustion schemes - including some which were catalytic. Many were downdraft units.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/QA_Templates/info/528/
Not much other info around, as this was not a big seller.
There were a number of models with various combustion schemes - including some which were catalytic. Many were downdraft units.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/QA_Templates/info/528/
Not much other info around, as this was not a big seller.
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