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I have two wood stoves that I no longer have any use for, which have to go. One is an Atlantic Model 130, manufactured in Portland, Maine, and is very old and for most of its life was used in a cabin at Timberland Lodge in Pittsburg. The Atlantic stands 26 inches high, 17 inches wide, and the firebox is 26 inches long, there is an eleven inch shelf below the door that contains the damper mechanism which is a sliding plate. $100

The other stove was made by Century Heating in Etobicoke, Ontario, and has a cast iron door with a beautiful loon relief which is very nice. the dampers for this stove are situated on each side of the firebox which measures 18 inches wide, 22 inches deep and 26 1/2 inches high. This stove would take 18 inch wood and is line with firebrick and is only about six or eight years old. This would be great to heat a garage or small cabin and is is very good condition.$100. 603 538 7001 Thanks for looking!


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[yamarev]

Hey Pathfinder,

That Atlantic 130 brings back memories from the old Timberland cabins! We used to stay there all the time. The uneven floors, gaps between the logs that the snow blew thru, and those roaring old wood stoves, man it brings back memories! If anyone is looking to buy this stove I can personally say that they throw off some serious heat! Good luck with your sale!

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yamarev, on 15 October 2011 - 09:03 PM, said:

Hey Pathfinder,

That Atlantic 130 brings back memories from the old Timberland cabins! We used to stay there all the time. The uneven floors, gaps between the logs that the snow blew thru, and those roaring old wood stoves, man it brings back memories! If anyone is looking to buy this stove I can personally say that they throw off some serious heat! Good luck with your sale!

Thanks for the endorsement! The Atlantic is a classy stove that was built in Maine and still has a lot of life left in it, along with some rich history as you alluded to! I know it came out of one of Timberland Cabins for sure because I ended up with the cabin it came out of called "Last Resort", which was given to me as a premium for having been a paying guest there 175 times over eleven years. Those were great times and that was a great place to stay as many on this board remember! I also have the actual strobe light that was on the roof of the boat house which use to guide us in off the lake at night and in lousy weather. That light saved a lot of people from wandering around that 2800 acre expanse...... Good Stuff!

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Both stoves still available, both in great shape and cheap!

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