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    I have a 1920's Chambers Stove for sale. Would anyone be interested in purchasing this beautiful stove or have any suggestions for selling the stove? If you are interested, email me at [email][email protected][/email] or call my cell phone at 716.269.4377. I live in North East, PA 16428.

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    Hi Dusty,

    If you can provide the Model/Serial# of the stove, we can probably help you ID it. If it's the model with the Thermowell (or "deep well"), then if you pull the grate and drip pan from the front, right burner, you can look inside the stove. There should be a tag affixed to the Thermowell. Just let us know what those numbers are.

    Also, if you look at the Stove Lover's site, there's a number of models there. See if yours is listed: [url="http://chambersstoves.50megs.com/models.html"]http://chambersstoves.50megs.com/models.html[/url]

    Tura.

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    Thank you for the reply. The model of the range is 4741BL and the serial number is 04936. The range is a 4,000 series with a 700 style as produced by Chamber's in that time period. The range has 4 burners and originally came with 1 hood. The hood is currently not with the range. The range was originally and still is white and has left-handed burners. From research that I have conducted I found this information.

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