Montgomery
Wards Gas Iron
This
iron is mint and was apparently never fired. It's in the original
box and has its original illustrated instructions. Not sure who
made this one for MW but it is a neat design with the streamlined tank and pump
in the handle. I have heard the Amish are still using these irons today,
but without electricity and computers I doubt they will be able to find it here
on the www. I don't think Dell is making a pedal power or gas fired computer
yet. Perhaps a more worldly neighbor will let them know where all
the gas irons are. Here!!!
ML-GI-MWB
Excellent ..... $75.00
Coleman
"Magic" No. 10 Instant Lite Fuel Iron
Here is a vintage Coleman iron that you don't see every day.
They called this one the "Magic" and it is marked that it is Made in Canada.
You could make a career out of just collecting all the different variations
of Coleman irons that were made. This one is kind of sleek looking with
nice lines cast into the base. The green paint on the handle and the tank
is a nice touch as well!
ML-GI-A-9
Good ..... $55.00
Patented
Monitor Front Fuel Tank Gas Iron
Some might call the Monitor a "common" antique gas iron, but this
example is in uncommonly fine condition, with nearly all of its original nickel
plating finish remaining. And the placement of the fuel tank at the front
of the iron is not a common feature either. The patent date on the base
is Apr. 14, 1903.
ML-GI-A-12
Very Good ..... $55.00
Monitor
Front Fuel Tank Gas Iron w/ Box
Same as above w/ the box.
ML-GI-A-12
Very Good ..... $75.00
The
Royal Rear Tank Gas Iron
This too is a nice looking iron.
Front tank one year, rear tank the next. Anything to get the buyer to perform.
ML-GI-R1
Very Good+ ..... $75.00
Diamond
Gas Iron
This is a nice condition
example with its trivet, pump, and paperwork all in the original box.
Ready to display, or be put back into service if you are operating off the grid
or plan to.
Excellent ........ $125.00
BCM-484
First
Model Coleman Fuel Iron
No bells or whistles---just a classic double pointed gas iron bearing the Coleman
name. Note the offset fuel tank, the idea being to keep it from getting
in your ironing line of sight. Coleman didn't begin using model numbers
until successive models---the beginning of a legacy!
Good ........ $75.00
PR-498
"The
Monitor Sad Iron Co. Liquid Fuel Iron
The company hailed from Big Prairie, Ohio and the iron is marked Pat. Pending.
This is a nice front mounted fuel tank iron with a heat shield that has the
manufacturer's info on it. I believe it is one of the earlier models.
A book could probably be written on all the variations of these.
Very Good ........ $45.00
PR-493
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