Here’s a small coal-burning stove made of cast iron with no finish on it. The front says “FAIR AVE TIN SHOP BENTON HARBOR MICH”. Above these words, is a soldier manning a machine gun that is cast into the door of this stove. Also on this door is the word “BUDDY” & a heart with the number 200 in the middle of it. My parents bought this in the Florida Keyes where it had been used on a boat. These stoves were originally used in milk wagons to keep milk from freezing in the winter. They also were used in covered wagons & log cabins. You’ll need the exhaust vent transition piece that comes from the stove to the exhaust stack. Someone has put a metal heat sheild around the out side of it. Cooktop: 18 x 10. Exhaust Vent: 3 x 4.25.