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Early HTF 1900's Stover No. 7 Waffle Iron (Version 70) with Low Base. Gorgeous...
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This one is absolutely beautiful. Stover Waffle Irons were manufactured in the early 19th Century, and were only in existence for a limited time. But they made all kinds of variations of their designs. This version has the "70" on the paddles and fully marked logo design. Like many foundries in American history that did not make it through past the mid 1900's (for many reasons), the Stover Foundry was only producing these amazing pieces of history for a limited time. The base is perfect for any cook top or surface, and is heated in advance on both sides of the paddles before adding batter. The handles are orginal and are in very good shape!
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Early HTF 1900's Stover No. 7 Waffle Iron (Version 70) with Low Base. Gorgeous design and balanced well. Ready to make crispy waffles
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