I took this with me when I moved from Brooklyn to Levittown to Virginia. It was used in my Brooklyn home when I was growing up. I never used it but I like its appearance. Years ago I scrubbed it down and painted it with black paint used for stoves.
We had a stove very similar to this when I was growing up. Along with a larger kitchen stove it was our only source of heat. Man, those were some frosty winters! I like your altered images, especially the first one in shadow.
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We had a stove very similar to this when I was growing up. Along with a larger kitchen stove it was our only source of heat. Man, those were some frosty winters! I like your altered images, especially the first one in shadow.
ReplyDeleteThe image in sepia tone seems so perfect!
ReplyDeleteThey look so small but they can give off a lot of heat.
ReplyDeleteEdit # 3 is my fave!
ReplyDeleteWhen I lived in West Virginia I had a wood burning stove that was a bit bigger than this. It was interesting to try and cook on it.
ReplyDeleteThe difference is good, like the effects.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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