Stove with Liberty Bell on door ??
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I hauled a stove off that was identical except the door. Mine was a Sears&Robuck. I would say it is a mass produced stove many different companies could get with their name on the door. I would put it's value at near scrap value, sorry. It would be ok for some quick heat in a shop or something.
Did we ever figure out what one of these is worth?
I have one sitting in my shop that a coworker wants to purchase of me.
How much should I ask for it?
I have one sitting in my shop that a coworker wants to purchase of me.
How much should I ask for it?
Depends on who made it and the current condition. If a decently made older stove like this one $100-150 if it is in good condition, no cracks or signs of overfiring. If it is a cheap, newer Volgelzang or similar box stove then $50. If cracked, scrap it.
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