Hello there! I just bought a Fisher stove that I believe is yet another odd duck when it comes to the early stoves. It is a Bicentennial 76 GP. looks like it was a pa made stove from the letters and numbers on the bottom that were welded in. . ser# 1676. rear 8" .1 pc top.
New Bicentennial 76 Grandpa Owner
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Not really an oddity, it was the first year for the double door stoves and yours sounds like a normal configuration of that model.
Here's PA # 786 to compare any changes.
Port Royal PA original owner.
This was the correct time period screen style.
Not really an oddity, it was the first year for the double door stoves and yours sounds like a normal configuration of that model.
Here's PA # 786 to compare any changes.
Port Royal PA original owner. This was the correct time period screen style.Thanks for the welcome Coaly. I will upload some pictures when i can. No ball feet. Maybe they were removed. That is indeed the look. I am measuring to make a baffle for it and maybe a screen. Great info you have gathered.
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