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Posted 8 months ago
chevy59
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Here is a neat little cast iron gas heater that I picked up at an auction last week, it's only 24 inches tall and 15 inches wide. I was told these little heaters were used in bathrooms. I just love the detail and size, I had never seen one before so I had to have it. Thanks for looking!
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Very nice turn of the century heater chevy!
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