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(added to the Arnold Collection from North Carolina, dealership unknown) |
"George E. Weaver, General Agent, Olneyville, RI" (Olneyville is now part of Providence RI) |
The Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection has lots of cards for S.R. Hart's, but no information.
Please comment below or email me if you have any information on this Bristol CT business.
The Monitor Oil Stove was made by the Monitor Oil Stove Company. Google Books's copy of the History of Florence, MA, gives a brief history of that company and its consolidation with others:
Several good photos of Monitor Oil Stove Co., Cleveland, OH (1887) Cast Iron Camp Stove [auction lot 170] were on the Auction Guide site in Nov. 2015:
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