Posted by A Packard Descendant on Monday, October 11, 2010 at 14:17:30 :

In Reply to: Re: Friedman M. & Co. Furniture posted by Tracy on Thursday, December 04, 2008 at 00:12:12 :

Might be Shear, Packard and Company out of Albany, NY. Manufactured a lot of stoves in the late 1800s.

: :Today I just discovered up in hills around my Sonoma County home a old small wood cabin were I found and retrieved a antique wood burning kitchen stove. It reads Packard on the oven door but on the side there is a plate that reads..(Made expressly for M Friedman & Co. San Fransisco.) I also cannot find any information on either names. Please keep me posted if any one finds out any information.

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Message:	: Might be Shear, Packard and Company out of Albany, NY. Manufactured a lot of stoves in the late 1800s. : : :Today I just discovered up in hills around my Sonoma County home a old small wood cabin were I found and retrieved a antique wood burning kitchen stove. It reads Packard on the oven door but on the side there is a plate that reads..(Made expressly for M Friedman & Co. San Fransisco.) I also cannot find any information on either names. Please keep me posted if any one finds out any information.