[muleskinner2]

I drove down to Tucson to spend the weekend with my wife. Along the way I stopped at a Flea Market in Globe. This was the first thing to catch my eye as I walked in the gate. I paid $5.00 for it. I am practicing keeping the temp at a constant 375 degrees. By regulating the air flow to the stove, it's pretty easy.

It's just the right size for a pie tin, or two loafs of bread. My All Nighter wood stove wasn't meant to be a cook stove, but the large flat area gets plenty hot. I have cooked eggs and bacon in a frying pan, and pancakes on a griddle all at the same time.

 

[muleskinner2]

Pretty cool. Too bad it got the ding on top - maybe it can be straightened.

On the door: is that glass or mica?

I think it's glass.

 

[muleskinner2]

that is just steel , well rusted

Yep. Don't they call that a patina? The temperature gauge works, and it has two shelves. Rusted or not, it will last longer than I will.

 

[muleskinner2]

I think for $5 they call it rust and if you pay $50 then it is Patina

I think your right.

 

[muleskinner2]

Can you show us the inside? I've never seen one of these, but it looks handy.


SBJ

Sure, I'll take a picture tomorrow.