Unit Stove and Furnace

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Sep 20, 2015
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Hello all, I found a neat little wood stove that looks complete. Manufactured by Unit Stove and Furnace of Birmingham AL. Search produced one thread for that company that I can’t access. Google doesn’t do much. The stove is pitted but looks old.

Any information on Unit would be appreciated.
 

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It's a basic box stove. This design was common amongst the hundreds of foundries that used to exist.
 
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