My Current Antique Stove Collection Pictures
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Hi Guys - Just thought I'd go on record with pics of my current stove collection, since a lot of members are sharing their great finds.
It's been a very busy year, but I think well worth all the driving!
I'm going to grab another City Glenwood No. 14 next week. It has a broken foot, but other than that, it seems to be in good shape. The seller wants $100.00. I paid $85.00 for the other one (eBay).
The restored City Glenwood No. 12 will be working hard this season, as will the Hub Heater, when it's finished.
Enjoy - Chris
It's been a very busy year, but I think well worth all the driving!
I'm going to grab another City Glenwood No. 14 next week. It has a broken foot, but other than that, it seems to be in good shape. The seller wants $100.00. I paid $85.00 for the other one (eBay).
The restored City Glenwood No. 12 will be working hard this season, as will the Hub Heater, when it's finished.
Enjoy - Chris
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- freetown fred
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Nice cb
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I would say you qualify as a collector. Too bad they are so hard to pick up and fondle from time to time; that's where gun collectors have the advantage. There is enough there to keep you busy for awhile and out of trouble.
""out of trouble"", un-applicable in our anti-arm Province of Québec. Hum, I should go to the Western Can. Provinces or simply down to the USA.franco b wrote:I would say you qualify as a collector. Too bad they are so hard to pick up and fondle from time to time; that's where gun collectors have the advantage. There is enough there to keep you busy for awhile and out of trouble.
So my 2 passions would be saved: arms and stoves
- DePippo79
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Nice collection. Thank you for the pictures. Makes me want to try and restore one. Matt