Wood stove ID help

[gunpowda]

anyone know what this is?

Purchased in 70s I believe but not certain

 

[Sodbuster]

No name or number anywhere that you can find?

 

[gunpowda]

No name or number anywhere that you can find?

Negative, it is in my grandparents basement (hasn't been used since 1996).

My grandfather purchased it new in the 70s in SE Pennsylvania

 

[gunpowda]

Sorry the pics suck....it's under the basement stairs so I could not get to it very well.

I am going back tomorrow to load it in my truck.

 

[Sodbuster]

Sorry the pics suck....it's under the basement stairs so I could not get to it very well.

I am going back tomorrow to load it in my truck.

Looks like a cool stove, will be interested to see more pics. I'm betting someone here will know what it is.

 

[Beldin]

I'm interested also. I saw one similar on Craigslist this summer.

 

[Jan Pijpelink]

Not 100% sure, but I might think it is a Scandia wood stove. Taiwanese knock off of the Jotul.

 

[gunpowda]

That's what I originally thought but the scene on the side does not match from what I have found

 

[Jan Pijpelink]

That's what I originally thought but the scene on the side does not match from what I have found

Yep, I saw the same as you I think, but Scandia used several different scenes on their stoves. There must be a name or number somewhere on the stove.

 

[begreen]

Yes, looks like a Scandia knockoff of the Jotul F118. Some of these have Made in Taiwan on the back at the bottom of the casting. I also thought of Trolla, but they usually had their name on the front.

 

[gunpowda]

I was able to see the back of it and I looked it over thoroughly and could not find any numbers, letters, plates, etc

Appreciate everyone's help!