Yard sale find
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Jan Pijpelink
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Jan Pijpelink
Minister of Fire
Looks like this thread: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/atlanta-stove-works-15-36-manuals.146183/
Yes it is inside appears solid on inside too. Mine has a 18-36 on top of it
I, too, have this stove. Atlanta Stove Works 18 36
Did you get any info on yours, Daddydrew71?
I have questions about mine.
The ash door seems fused shut, but there's no rust.
Almost as though it's locked...
Did you get any info on yours, Daddydrew71?
I have questions about mine.
The ash door seems fused shut, but there's no rust.
Almost as though it's locked...
It's a Birmingham Steel stove. There were several foundries that made this style stove. Some with the same model designation.
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