Buckeye Incubator

From: "Dr. Edward Warren" <e-warren@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 03 Dec 2005 00:17:02 GMT

My mother just moved and gave me my grandfather's Buckeye Incubator. It was
used to hatch eggs and I beleive the fuel was probably kerosine. It appears
to be complete, but I cannot figure out how it worked. It is Style 16-E.
It is made of attractive wood, has 4 legs, is about 2' x 2' square. How can
I find instructions for it?
Thank you,
Edward Warren

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