Cook stoves parlor stoves and parts

D.lapan wrote: ↑

Sun. May. 12, 2019 3:02 pm

Here’s not even half of the trim

Now I understand the term, "a staggering amount" !

Paul

Anyone need a cookstove or 3?
Most will be torn down for parts as most are busted and have missing parts, off the top of my head there is a glenwood high leg roll top lp range, 2 glenwood 508E’s a Spears right hand hearth cabinet, very early sunny glenwood, a fortress Crawford, union Crawford, Crawford #2, station agent #24, deiton furnace company “spelling??”, Barstow, household honest B and a fancy Magee.
Long ways to go still

Just curious, how early is that Sunny Glenwood ? Have you checked the dates in the part numbers ?

Paul

Sunny Boy wrote: ↑

Mon. May. 13, 2019 6:52 pm

Just curious, how early is that Sunny Glenwood ? Have you checked the dates in the part numbers ?

Paul

I will in a day or 2 when I get to that pallet, but it has tin trim so gotta be pre 1900

I'd love to see pix of it if you can.

Paul

Sunny Boy wrote: ↑

Mon. May. 13, 2019 6:59 pm

I'd love to see pix of it if you can.

Paul

Sure give me a few days it’s supposed to pour tmrw

while you're at it can we see the station agent #24 ? I know about how big it will be but there are several varieties of that type of design.

thanks,
steve

KingCoal wrote: ↑

Tue. May. 14, 2019 8:28 am

while you're at it can we see the station agent #24 ? I know about how big it will be but there are several varieties of that type of design.

thanks,
steve

This one is a union stove works, I have found 2 of the 4 legs and the ash pit door and I have the 4’ boot rail in my house. I need to go through all the patterns I got because I know I saw them for this stove but not sure what pieces I was in a hurry so I didn’t take note

This stands roughly 4’ tall and the top is around 3’

D.lapan wrote: ↑

Mon. May. 13, 2019 8:47 pm

Sure give me a few days it’s supposed to pour tmrw

I ran over this afternoon and took the side board off to snap this pic, I haven’t seen the mantle but I think I have the rest it’s probably best as a parts stove but I think the one piece in the front frame is the only broken piece I saw
It’s a 207 Wilson’s is a 107 so I believe this is the model between his and yours

Update, found the base, oven door, oven shelf and load door, pretty sure I have the end shelf and hearth door as well, but it’s a 207E not a sunny

D.lapan wrote: ↑

Tue. May. 14, 2019 9:34 am

This one is a union stove works, I have found 2 of the 4 legs and the ash pit door and I have the 4’ boot rail in my house. I need to go through all the patterns I got because I know I saw them for this stove but not sure what pieces I was in a hurry so I didn’t take note

This stands roughly 4’ tall and the top is around 3’

that is a true Godzilla heater capable of keeping vast interior space at 50-60 in very bad weather. that doesn't seem like much but when you consider the size of most train stations in the day and the fact that the occupants weren't staying longer than needed and dressed for travel it would have been enough.

Dana, Thanks.

Looking at the hearth shelf and how it meets the firebox front, plus the style of the decorative work, and the direct/indirect damper rod hole in the front just under the cooktop edge, that 207 range is earlier than my 1903 208 Sunny. There should be a model name/number or letter, plus the year the patterns were made, inside all the castings.

Models N, F, and the Sunny were the small size models , with only an 18 inch wide oven (but easily fits a 20 lb turkey). The rest were bigger with a 20 inch like the popular Model C, or a wider oven.

FYI, the "7" in 207 means it uses 7 inch round covers.

Paul

Thank you Dana ! I picked up the hearth and oven shelf rails at the Post Office and installed them. Yippee, more bling !

Just the three upper rails, two trivets, and the door medallion left to get plated.

Thanks again!
Paul

i got a list of parts i lookin for. will get it together n see what ya got.

i lookin for a shaker handle for dockash grates. stub is 5/8x 3/4 rectangle, also lookin for a grate for a red cross oak either the center dump or whole grate 11 3/4' diameter. and last columbian parts ranges.