I broke my camera, I hope my granddaughter will post some final pics for me tomorrow.That should prove there is such a stove. wilsonSunny Boy wrote:I'd say congrats, .... but you know that without pictures, ......... what stove ?
Paul
Herald 'Fireside Oak' at Wilson's Woodstoves
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Wilson,
Many 'thank you' to your granddaughter. I would enjoy a couple of pics of the 'Herald' before I get there next week to pick it up. 'Sunny Boy' (Paul), this 'Herald' is for real, absolutely!!!
Cheers
Many 'thank you' to your granddaughter. I would enjoy a couple of pics of the 'Herald' before I get there next week to pick it up. 'Sunny Boy' (Paul), this 'Herald' is for real, absolutely!!!
Cheers
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Many 'thank you' to your granddaughter. I would enjoy a couple of pics of the 'Herald' before I get there next week to pick it up. 'Sunny Boy' (Paul), this 'Herald' is for real, absolutely!!!
Cheers
Oh, I'm sure it is. But you know that many of us still love to see pix of those old beauties restored. And some of us can't resist a chance to give ya a bit of razzing over such a wonderful moment. With Wilson's skills I have no doubt it will be a well running stove that I'm sure you'll be very happy with it.
And, I hope you get to spend more time with Wilson - a thoroughly enjoyable way to spend time - plus get to continue the tour you started last time !
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wilsons woodstoves wrote:I broke my camera, I hope my granddaughter will post some final pics for me tomorrow.That should prove there is such a stove. wilsonSunny Boy wrote:I'd say congrats, .... but you know that without pictures, ......... what stove ?
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Wilson,
You know your stove pictures are always appreciated, ...... no matter how I get you to post them !
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wilsons woodstoves wrote:I broke my camera, I hope my granddaughter will post some final pics for me tomorrow.That should prove there is such a stove. WilsonSunny Boy wrote:I'd say congrats, .... but you know that without pictures, ......... what stove ?
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Here are some photos. Enjoyed restoring that Herald so much that I'm starting another one. Will show some pictures later.
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Fixed the images so they are upright for you. Nice job on the restore!
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Wilson,
I had to take one last 'peek' at NEPA before leaving for the week-end. WOW!!! 'tis a thing of beauty'!!!
You are a 'craftsman', Wilson. 'loooooking gooood'
Granddaughter: Thank you, you made my day.
Paul: I know you're just 'busting my chops'. We all love 'eye candy'!
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I had to take one last 'peek' at NEPA before leaving for the week-end. WOW!!! 'tis a thing of beauty'!!!
You are a 'craftsman', Wilson. 'loooooking gooood'
Granddaughter: Thank you, you made my day.
Paul: I know you're just 'busting my chops'. We all love 'eye candy'!
Cheers
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Thanks Randy, we could not figure how that was done (new camera) WilsonPhotog200 wrote:Fixed the images so they are upright for you. Nice job on the restore!
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We're calling this 'Out with the old(1979 Chubby) & In with the older(1904 Herald)' Herald is in place and waiting for the vent pipe. Here's a few PICS(Hopefully)
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The stove looks great and a nice job on the hearth area!
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That hearth has been there since the mid 1950's. I have only replaced an 8" thimble down to a 6". The Chubby had a blower which distributed the heat. I'm going to use low speed, 110V, wall mount fans with the 'Herald'. No hurry, I like Summer!!!!
Wifey(Lillian) and I prefer the dull nickel, so, we're going to try to save the skirts with elbow grease. We have my mothers 'Quaker Auto' cookstove, and it has the dull nickel. Hopefully, the shine will come back on the 'Herald'.
Wilson did a great job on this one, and as the above pics show, he's refurbishing another 14" Herald Oak.
That was 'Christmas in July' for us.
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Wifey(Lillian) and I prefer the dull nickel, so, we're going to try to save the skirts with elbow grease. We have my mothers 'Quaker Auto' cookstove, and it has the dull nickel. Hopefully, the shine will come back on the 'Herald'.
Wilson did a great job on this one, and as the above pics show, he's refurbishing another 14" Herald Oak.
That was 'Christmas in July' for us.
Cheers