There's a wood-burning cook stove. I'll show that to you here while we're at it. That's a Kalamazoo President. Warming ovens on top. I've got four of these Kalamazoos, but only one President. President's atop the model. It's all solid cast iron. It's a little bit sheet metal there, there, but all the rest of it is cast iron. Even the oven is cast iron. Looking down into the big firebox. Got a little trash in it there. Gonna clean that out. It's all lined with cast iron plates. The shaker takes down the hatches. I need to dump that trash pan there. This keeps this whole house warm in the wintertime. This is a stove blister that I'm using. That is a little fan that you put on there. Inside the oven, which has a thermometer in there, but that's all cast iron inside. We'll try to do a cooking video on the other one out there, and I'll go cook with this one in summertime. There's where the ashes go there, in the ash pan. It says Kalamazoo. direct to you this one here is 1936 I think on that door over here was a hot water tank and it had a spigot on it down here to get water out you could lift the thing here this is a solid one this one here is made where you don't use that, you can still see the buffing marks on this stove where they buffed the top of it, ground it down. I'll show you that while we're at it. This is a little bit of an addition, a postscript to the other one. There's where you adjust the intake of the stove. There's the stovepipe. When you put these in there, you put a lower damper on it. It's got a built-in damper right here. There's two positions on this one. Coal chute on it. A little residue from the last time I burned trash in it. Anyway, that's the Kalamazoo president. We've got four Kalamazoo stoves here. Three of them are hooked up. That's the desk where I do my Hebrew or Greek or whatever. I do my writing. Thank you for following along. God bless you.