Identifying Stoves

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Kip2drive

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Hi, I have two old stoves that I'm trying to learn more about. One is labeled on the back as a 24" parlor stove made in Taiwan.
[Hearth.com] Identifying Stoves
The other doesn't seem to have any identifying markings, but does have a tool associated with it that says "Glenwood".
[Hearth.com] Identifying Stoves
Can anyone tell me more about these stoves? And if you know what they might be worth?
 
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