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Posted 3 years ago
Jackmel
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A Griswold 202 propane gas camp stove. Made of cast iron. Probably manufacturer in 1930. Same Griswold company that makes cast iron cookware. Thanks in advance for any reply!
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It seems the right height and size to use as a trivit nowadays. Rather Steam Punk looking - just take to have it coloured in a car paint shop or chromed maybe.
I'd kinda disagree with Phil on this one (unusually for me...) in that I'd vote for leaving it exactly *as-is* and using as intended -- probably outside my actual house ;-) but still -- it'd be a WAY-FUN addition to a big smoker grill/etc in an 'outdoor kitchen', for a big kettle of beans or hot oil for deep frying or whatnot...??? :-) :-) :-)
Now, of course, if you find some old advertising or something to suggest it was shiny painted or finished when it *was* actually new, then kindly disregard all the above... ;-)
Either way its a really cool piece !~
I agree with Anything, some things need restoration and fresh paint, and some things (like this beauty) need to be left as they are found.