Dose any of the member have a st nick of either size? I’m trying to identify the patterns I have and some detailed pictures would really help me out
Thanks in advance Dana
St Nicholas base heater
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Only one I've ever heard about is the #16 on Bryant Stove's website.
https://www.bryantstoves.com/product-page/st-nich ... baseburner
Paul
https://www.bryantstoves.com/product-page/st-nich ... baseburner
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Skip told me up till around 1980 or so you could call Portland foundry and order a brand new Queen Atlantic range and I’m pretty sure he said one of the st nick stoves but it may have been a parlor not the st nick I can’t remember for sure