Peninsular Stove Co., 116 Oak Stove

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I have this old wood stove and am attempting to find out what it may be worth. Have not had much luck researching online for this particular Company for whatever reason. I am going to attempt to attach some pictures or at least links to the pictures. Any help or information would be appreciated. Thank you

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These are perfectly restored and nickled at retail:
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However, that should not really be a guide to what it is worth. I sold a couple older stoves I had to Good Time - for $100 to $400 each.
They have to put a lot of work into them and then probably sell them for twice what they have into them.

Some people throw them away, others get a couple grand for them.....a wide range of values!
 
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