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Royal Gorge Bridge

11APR12 Hello, I recently purchased a #1230 ARDMORE stove and it and I, need help. In order to move it to my home, the insides were taken out and put into boxes. Now, I can't figure out how to put it back together. I'm also looking for a few parts including one of the doors on the top part. Any information or suggestions would be really appreciated. Thank you for your time. Linda Tornowski Canon City, Colorado , home of the Royal Gorge Bridge schnolis@hotmail.com

nd168 Good Cheer

26MAR12 Hi, We have a wood stove that has model nd168 on it and Good Cheer and made by the Wehrle Co and patented on 12/3/1929. Can you tell me anything about this stove and what's it's value is? I have attached some pics. I would appreciate any info you could give me about this stove. Thanks in advance for your help. Julie Schnolis Friendship, WI schnolis@hotmail.com

216 Cozy 697 gas 2 burner

26JAN12 I have a 216 Cozy 697 gas 3 burner and oven stove by Wehrle. I have been trying to find out some details on it. Have you any? Thank you Delilah Bryant Dayton, Texas fdbryant2010@hotmail.com

12DEC11 Dear Mr. Vaughn, I inherited my grandparents old cook stove when they passed away in central Pennsylvania. It needs a new firebox liner. I was wondering if you could direct me as where I might fine one or what type of craftsman I might contact that would be able to make a new one. I'm sure that a new cook stove would be more efficient but this one has so much sentimental value, I really would like to fix it. I have the original cardboard instructions for the stove. It is a Glencoe No. 4218 made by Wehrle Co of Newark OH. It is ivory and pale green enamel with a water reservoir. I usually work M-F but am off from work today and have a little time to research. Thank you for any information that you might be able to provide. Merry Christmas! And again thank you for your help. Kim Strouse Boise, Idaho 208-853-3518 timiks1@msn.com

Panama 93.

06NOV11 Hello, Hope someone could give us some history or any information about our newly purchased stove. It's a Panama 93, Wehrle Co. with a number 382 22 . We would like to restore it & use this winter if possible. thanks for any help woodstove lovers! Sally Stieg Abbottstown, PA. stiegmyers@embarqmail.com

NO 18 Cortez.

19JUL11 Hi Philip I cannot find another stove like mine on the Internet sites so I would like to know more about it. The housing appears to be tin. The heating unit within is cast iron and on the cast iron door is the company name. I THINK the stove is from the 1950's by its design and likely made for Sears which owned the Wehrle factory at that point. We have been using it since 1980 (came with a cabin we purchased) and it still works perfectly. Thanks again, Susanne Bonnet jebseb@sbcglobal.net

Wehrle #214 "Dictator" Double – Cased Parlor Stove

19NOV10 Hello Philip, Found your contact information through the Newark Stove website you have put together. Thanks for your excellent efforts as they give me a much better idea of who was responsible for making this great stove and the history connected to it. Hope you or one of the site’s visitors can help me. I’ve been trying to research my WEHRLE #214 “DICTATOR” Double – Cased Parlor Stove to locate an original finial and Swing Top cover. It is marked The WEHRLE Co. Newark Ohio on the main door and believe it was made sometime around 1910. I was wondering if there are any original Wehrle catalogs or photographs that might exist in your collection to see exactly what the stove/parts would have looked like. If not, can you suggest where I may look to locate catalogs, microfiche or any persons with parts or reference materials for early 1900s Wehrle stoves? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Attached is a photo of my stove. Thanks in advance, Ron Fraim Beaverton, Oregon ronald.fraim@gmail.com

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