Acme Oak No. 268
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Werle has quite a reputation. At one point they were the largest stove company in the world. Here's a link to the history of the company.
http://nerkahia.com/newarkstove/newark-stove-august-wehrle.html
Your stove is a pretty nice model and looks like it might restore nicely. The folks goodtimestove should be able to help you find out more
http://216.71.68.8/heating_stoves/antique_stoves_cylinder.html
http://nerkahia.com/newarkstove/newark-stove-august-wehrle.html
Your stove is a pretty nice model and looks like it might restore nicely. The folks goodtimestove should be able to help you find out more
http://216.71.68.8/heating_stoves/antique_stoves_cylinder.html
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