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How old is a wood stove made by the king stove and range company with sun on the front and s50 inside?
I'm not sure but I have #200 FATSO from King Stove. I went to Antiques Roadshow on-line and they several appraisers that might help.
What are the parts of an old wood stove?
Mainly cast iron
How old is a globe stove and range co No wood burning stove?
It is pre 1930 when the company name was changed to globe american
Trying to find price for an old wood burning stove a Franklin fireplace by atlanta stove works inc . home was built about 1920 and stove is original to our house?
311.84168
How old is a Globe Stove and Range Co No 16 wood burning stove?
It is pre 1930 when the company name was changed to globe american
How do you get the right gasket for a Sears wood burning stove?
I used the Rutland Grapho-Glas 1/2" - 5/8" X 60" ROPE gasket on my old Sears Circulator Wood/Coal Heater, Model # 143.84082. The 5/8" Braided would not give it a proper air-tight seal.
How old is king stove and range co model 40a?
Surprisingly not very old..... I believe the King Stove And Range Co. Model 200 "Fatso" is anywhere between 20 to almost 40 years old. I own one, and looked up the info on the Internet several years ago (that info seems to have disappeared from the Internet). If I remember correctly production began sometime in the early 70's and ended in the late 80's to early 90's. It was designed by King stove and Range as a reproduction of a laundry stove. Laundry stoves were used back in the day before hot water heaters, and boilers. They would use this style stove with its broad flat top to heat up big kettles of water for laundry, and probably bathing.
What was the main source of fuel for old industry 150 years ago?
Water, wood, and coal.
What is an example of biomass - fuel gas oil wood or coal?
Wood could be biomass if it is sustainably grown. Old growth forests are not biomass.
How to choose the right wood stove to match your decorating philosophy:?
Gone are the days when the only wood stoves available were potbellied monstrosities that looked like they came from 1970s cabins! Today there are numerous styles of wood stoves, one of which is sure to look stunningly beautiful in your house. When searching for the perfect wood stove for your house, it is important to keep your decorating philosophy in mind. First, decide whether you would like a formal, elegant wood stove, or a country casual one. This is a very important consideration to make -- if you are planning to put the wood stove in an informal room of your house, or if your entire house is very cottage-y, you will want a wood stove that is cheery and casual. However, if the wood stove is to go in a formal area of your home, or you live in a very sleek modern apartment, a potbelly wood stove, or a brightly colored wood stove will look out of place. Second, once you have decided whether formal or country-style works best for you, think more specifically about your style, and determine what overarching decorating style it integrates into. You may not be able to find a wood stove that exactly matches your chosen decorating scheme, but you will certainly be able to find one that is of a complementary color or style. For example, if your house is decorated in a Pennsylvania country style, you may not be able to find a stove that is specifically Pennsylvania country, but you will be able to find numerous farmhouse style wood stoves that will look lovely in your house. Third, look around at the various wood stove styles out there and decide which one meshes best with your living space. There are many styles of wood stove available today – here are just a few: Mid-19th Century wood stove: The countrified mid-19th century style wood stove is perfect for an old farmhouse. It will look beautiful in any kind of country casual style house. Victorian wood stove: The Victorian-style wood stove is absolutely perfect for those who prefer a Victorian decorating style. (Many antique Victorian wood stoves abound as well– you are sure to find one that will look perfect in your Victorian parlor.) Italian modern wood stove: For those who want a wood stove that will match their high-powered espresso maker, the Italian modern wood stove is the way to go. Beautiful, unusual, streamlined designs and eco-friendly features make these perfect for the modern Tuscan home. Scandinavian ultramodern wood stove: For those who want a Danish modern look, nothing can beat the Scandinavian wood stove. Scandinavian-style ultramodern wood stoves also are well-known for being efficient and eco-friendly. Novelty wood stove: Would you like a wood stove that looks like a widescreen television? Or a glass box? Even if you have an outrageous decorating style, the right novelty wood stove is out there for you. Contemporary wood stove: If you would like a wood stove that will match your stainless steel kitchen, there are contemporary-styled wood stoves as well. So as you can see, there is a wood stove for your decorating style out there – Farmhouse, Victorian, Italian modern, Scandinavian ultramodern, novelty, or contemporary. There is no reason not to buy a stove because you fear it may make your living space unattractive. If anything, any one of these stoves will become the centerpiece of your living room!
What was the thin and flexible mineral that was once used for windows in wood stoves?
The old stove windows were made of the mineral mica.
How much did an old stove cost?
Depends on the stove, the kind of stove, and when. Do you mean a wood burning kitchen range from 1900 or a heating stove from 1940, or an electric range from 1960? Parts of the early Sears catalogs are available on line, and you can look at the price of things from around 1902.
