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    Posted 9 years ago

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    Hoss79
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    Purchased at a Pickers Market, this is a cast iron (coal?) stove, about 15" tall by 9" diameter. Marked PS&Wco., No. 2, it would appear to be manufactured by Peck Stow. Research has not enlightened me, other than they seem to have been exclusive tool makers. I am not a collector, and intend to employ the unit in a tent, but am still interested in the history.

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    1. Rustfarm Rustfarm, 9 years ago
      The initials stand for Peck, Stow and Wilcox. This was later changed to Pexto. This should help in your search.
    2. Hoss79, 9 years ago
      Yeah, I got that far...couldn't find any records, or even dates, of them making stoves...
    3. pw-collector pw-collector, 9 years ago
      I found this:
      ANTIQUE PEXTO PORTABLE OLD METAL HEATER POT BELLY STOVE WOOD SOLDERING SOLDER

      http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-pexto-portable-metal-heater-401765088

      Dave
    4. Rustfarm Rustfarm, 9 years ago
      Hey, what about the gum machine in the first photo? Looks pretty cool!
    5. Hoss79, 9 years ago
      THANKS pw-collector! Mines a bit different, but that's the one. Not a prototype or a salesman's sample, then. Good times.

      Gumball machine was in working order, but wasn't an interest of mine...

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