Can anyone identify this stove?
Where it was made?
Approximately when?
I can't find a picture of it anywhere online.
Where it was made?
Approximately when?
I can't find a picture of it anywhere online.
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Trying to identify an antique Frankin style stove
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You would have better luck posting this . . . or having a moderator move this post . . . to the classic stove thread. This section is more for folks who have questions about the site . . . i.e. how to post a picture, how to make multiple quotes, etc.
Start here; http://www.antiquestoves.com/historicstoves/index.htm
And we need to see the entire stove.
And we need to see the entire stove.
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