As I said in my other post, this is the stove that came with my new house. Back of it says it's a 1994 Quadra Fire 4300.
The first picture is taken with a crazy wide angle lens, so that I can actually get the stove pipe in the picture (it goes up to the top of the cathedral ceiling, a full two stories high. Because of the lens, it makes the stove look pretty small, it looks a lot bigger in the room in real life. Second picture (with the awful flash) shows the inside with the cracked brick. Final is just a close up shot.
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The first picture is taken with a crazy wide angle lens, so that I can actually get the stove pipe in the picture (it goes up to the top of the cathedral ceiling, a full two stories high. Because of the lens, it makes the stove look pretty small, it looks a lot bigger in the room in real life. Second picture (with the awful flash) shows the inside with the cracked brick. Final is just a close up shot.
(broken link removed to http://npf.smugmug.com/gallery/13494268_PtDoZ#982845981_zZ33D-A-LB)
(broken link removed to http://npf.smugmug.com/gallery/13494268_PtDoZ#982854662_G8Ygf-A-LB)
(broken link removed to http://npf.smugmug.com/gallery/13494268_PtDoZ#982856929_pnAY7-A-LB)