Antique lover
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These range from the late 1800's to 1936.The solid ones were heated in fire.Two used gas, and the other two used coal.
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Collections of OLD irons
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Antique lover
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Thats pretty NEAT !
Brian(upstateNY)
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n/t
GOLD&OLDIES
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Nice irons, i have one just like the one in the bottom picture,iron on the left,it says quick lighting gasoline on top from montgomery ward,the date is 1936,it still has the lighting instructions on the right side looks like it was only used once, maybe twice,real clean!! do you have any idea of the value? 
Kevin
Kevin