My grandparents have this monarch stove and I'd like to find more information on the model, etc. The house was built in 1934 and they believe it was installed at that time. Are there any Monarch Stove experts who can give me more information? Thanks!
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Monarch Stove Question
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I know nothing about that stove but it looks great. Is it still in use? I'm sure another member will stop by and offer up some useful information.
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Thanks Joe, I don't think it's been used since my grandparents bought the house 20 year ago and the lady they bought the house from was in her 80's or 90's at that time so I don't think she had used it in quite some time. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing for this type of stove. 
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