Dickson Stove

Dickson Stoves were made by the Early Foundry.Early was the family name-the stove was named for the town.

Graduated Dickson City High School,Class of 1940.

Blackhawk wrote:

Graduated Dickson City High School,Class of 1940.

Larry Anesko

Blackhawk wrote:

Dickson Stoves were made by the Early Foundry.Early was the family name-the stove was named for the town.

I have a Dickson Stove that I still cook on. I think it was manufactured around the 1930's. Does anyone have anymore information about the company or stove????

Dawn Petro wrote:

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I have a Dickson Stove that I still cook on. I think it was manufactured around the 1930's. Does anyone have anymore information about the company or stove????

I have a Dickson Coal Stove (Still opearional but it's in a summer cottage so I don't use it). I was just doing a search on them and found this information: "The Early Foundry Co., Inc. was organized in 1906, and is located on Cherry St. along the D&H Railroad tracks, and was incorporated in 1914 by John Early, James & Thomas Shannon." I found this at <http://dicksoncityborough.org/documents/histo... ;. I too would be interested in any information about the stoves or company.

Thanks PK that's the most info I've heard of. If I find anything out I'll let you know.
Dawn

PK Placko wrote:

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I have a Dickson Coal Stove (Still opearional but it's in a summer cottage so I don't use it). I was just doing a search on them and found this information: "The Early Foundry Co., Inc. was organized in 1906, and is located on Cherry St. along the D&H Railroad tracks, and was incorporated in 1914 by John Early, James & Thomas Shannon." I found this at <http://dicksoncityborough.org/documents/histo... ;. I too would be interested in any information about the stoves or company.

I just moved into my new home and I also have a Dickson Coal Stove & it's for sale I don't use it must sale it. Get back with me jasonblack63@yahoo.com

PK Placko wrote:

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I have a Dickson Coal Stove (Still opearional but it's in a summer cottage so I don't use it). I was just doing a search on them and found this information: "The Early Foundry Co., Inc. was organized in 1906, and is located on Cherry St. along the D&H Railroad tracks, and was incorporated in 1914 by John Early, James & Thomas Shannon." I found this at <http://dicksoncityborough.org/documents/histo... ;. I too would be interested in any information about the stoves or company.

I have Dickson Coal Stove for sale jasonblack63@yahoo.com.

PK Placko wrote:

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I have a Dickson Coal Stove (Still opearional but it's in a summer cottage so I don't use it). I was just doing a search on them and found this information: "The Early Foundry Co., Inc. was organized in 1906, and is located on Cherry St. along the D&H Railroad tracks, and was incorporated in 1914 by John Early, James & Thomas Shannon." I found this at <http://dicksoncityborough.org/documents/histo... ;. I too would be interested in any information about the stoves or company.

Dawn Petro wrote:

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I have a Dickson Stove that I still cook on. I think it was manufactured around the 1930's. Does anyone have anymore information about the company or stove????

Was manufactured by the Early Foundry Company, Dickson City PA. I have a Model 66 l I would like to sell weights a ton! Bill Terry Nanticoke PA.

I'm looking for a combination would , coal,gas stove. Do you have pictures of the stove or anything that would help me to make up my mind if I want IT PGBE1@VERIZON.NET

Bill Terry wrote:

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Was manufactured by the Early Foundry Company, Dickson City PA. I have a Model 66 l I would like to sell weights a ton! Bill Terry Nanticoke PA.

My best friend, Amy Early Clegg is the granddaughter of the Early family of The Dickson Stove Co. The stoves were made of the highest quality available and many are still in use today. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Amy Early Clegg owns and operates Early Staffing company in Scranton, Pa. She is an outstanding member of the community awarded top 25 women in business in North Eastern Pa., and top 5o business women in the State of Pa. She is an ambassador on the board of the Scranton Chamber of Commerce. Amy is the founding president of S.W.O.R.N. Scranton Womens' Organization for Referral Networking. She has served on countless committees helping to raise funds for needy organizations. She has two outstanding children and a loving husband. Amy Early Clegg has done her family name proud and I, being a friend and owner myself of a Dickson Stove am proud to know her.

I have a Dickson Stove that I would like to sell. Anyone interested please email me. It's in very good shape.. crosby04@comcast.net

the stoves were made using lead

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